Editorial Board Names and Quotations From The Telegraph
Editorial page notes the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus on opinion columns. Names listed include J. Stanley Warren publisher Thomas A. Colley executive editor Bob Pepalis news editor Jim Terry city editor Barbara Hawkins senior writer David Barker Princeton bureau chief Don Cuppett copy editor. The quotation echoes a biblical exhortation about leaders and accountability.
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J. Stanley Warren
Thomas A. Colley
Bob Pepalis
Jim Terry
Barbara Hawkins
David Barker
Princeton
Don Cuppett
Editorials Reflect Longing and Resolve Over Seas War
Editorial notes emphasize heartfelt support for troops in Saudi Arabia beyond mail and care packages. It argues for sober, nonjingoistic response, highlighting real costs, bipartisan concern, and a mature public viewpoint that prioritizes love and prayers alongside supplies. It frames war as political, urges caution, and underscores the emotional impact on families at home.
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Saudi Arabia
Gulf
America
Caperton reshapes federal state relations office
Caperton plans a centralized office to handle most federal grant work for West Virginia, restoring a system first set up in 1969 and later restructured in 1977. The shift aims to reduce agency competition for Uncle Sam’s dollars while experts weigh past and current political dynamics.
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Caperton
Arch Moore
Jay Rockefeller
Uncle Sam
E.E. “Butch” Bryan
Virginia
West Virginia
Bryan
Education reform spurs Wisconsin voucher plan in Milwaukee
Letters to the editor critique public schools and praise Polly Williams for pushing the nations first education voucher system in Milwaukee. The plan offers $2,500 state vouchers for private schooling, cuts public cost, and faces opposition from educrats and the NEA.
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Heritage Foundation
Cato Report
National Assessment of Education Progress
National Geographic Society
Polly Williams
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Educrats
The
National Education Association
Hypocrisy in Congress over Keating Five ethics probe
Washington readers weigh Senate ethics questions as Inouye attacks the system and Pryor faces scrutiny for S&L ties. Pryor’s 1986 Gray letter and $20,000 in campaign donations are examined amid the Keating Five controversy. A mini editorial by Jack Anderson notes a bold Gulf War idea using counterfeit currency.
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Congress
Senate
Ethics Committee
Pope
U.S. Senate
Congress of the United States
Inouye
David H. Pryor
D-Ark
Pryor
Savings and Loan
Charles Keating
S&l
Daniel K. Inouye
D-Hawaii
Gray
Arene Oey
Keating Five
Tim Warner
Committee
Arkansas Thrifts
Keating
John McCain
R-Aziz
Persian Gulf
Iraq
Kuwait
Bush to Latins Meager Fare and Savings Debts
South American economies face steep debts inflation and low growth while Bush praises democracy. Brazil Uruguay Argentina Chile and Venezuela endure 250 billion in foreign debt with 17 percent monthly inflation in Brazil and limited aid. The columnist urges sustained US policy and real follow through rather than upbeat rhetoric.
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America
Bush
Latin America
Brazil
Washington
Uruguay
Argentina
Santiago
Chile
Augusto Pinochet
U.S
Venezuela
Ose
United States
South
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Jim Foster
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