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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1996
Page
4
The text presents a freedom of religion speech and press statement with editorial board opinions. It features a publisher and executive editor credits along with a Bible quote from Proverbs about riches fading like wings toward heaven.
The piece argues that reactive U.S. foreign policy stems from shrinking diplomatic presence overseas and a tight budget. It cites Sen. Richard Lugar urging stronger reporting abroad, critiques Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and Warren Christopher, and warns that budget cuts will harm future policy. Lugar warns of consequence and calls for action.
A reader blasts McDowell County police for heavy ticketing claiming tickets cost 225 dollars with 100 dollars for the citation and 125 for a radar detector. The writer vows to boycott local merchants and notes a large stack of unpaid tickets. He says the officer admitted he did not target him first or last.
Beautiful holiday music fills Princeton as the Madrigals and choral groups under Suzanne Lowry and Julia Kade entertain crowds at Princeton Presbyterian Church and other venues. A BRMC retirement marks Dr. James P. Thomas's departure after 1963 service, with a public reception planned.
Evan Hunziker, a 26 year old American flagged as a missionary, swam into North Korea triggering a diplomatic flare up. North Korean officials initially demanded 100000 dollars. After duress forged confessions were shown, a ransom was reduced to 5000 dollars plus lodging costs. Hunziker's release was secured by Rep. Bill Richardson aiding talks and refugee missions. The incident tested U S Korea relations amid a standoff over a submarine incident and famine aid.
Republicans push a constitutional balanced budget amid momentum and political pressure. The column argues the measure could increase tax rises, spur creative budgeting, and allow off budget items like education and Medicare, risking a shift to rule by men over the law and undermining democracy.
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