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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1997
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents the view that Congress must respect religion and free expression, aligning with constitutional protections. It cites sacred text on wealth and faith as context for caution against covetousness that leads to moral error and sorrow.
The piece argues most climatologists doubt global warming data and questions Clinton era Kyoto emissions targets. It warns of high energy costs and economic harm if the United States fully complies, citing estimates of major fuel price increases and opposition in Congress.
An army of Four Seasons Country volunteers organizes the annual Christmas party at Bluefield City Auditorium on December 23. Six age groups guide personal celebrations with teams shopping at Kmart for each child. toys, gloves, toboggans, and books are provided alongside meals and candy. Santa arrives at 12 30 p m as Cecil Surratt and Don Whitt oversee the musical program, with Daily Telegraph staff and local groups coordinating signups, donations, and decorations to spread Little Jimmie’s spirit.
In a response to a December 1997 letter, a group of senior student athletes urges fellow players to earn time through hard work, supports bench players’ goals, and stresses hustle as key to team success while noting not all underclassmen are detrimental and expressing a desire to be the state’s best.
Cal Thomas notes congressional focus on Clinton White House money-raising and alleged coverups. He cites Pan and Trie transactions routed from Bank of China via Ng Lap Seng to DNC, with ties to Lippo group, Riady family, and Clinton friends. Documents show White House notes on donors, while Reno and Starr face scrutiny.
Washington previews a bruising fight as Clinton delayed sending the Kyoto global warming treaty to Congress proposes business tax credits. Republicans oppose credits and seek tax cuts. labor fears higher energy costs. The piece notes emissions trends, economic growth, Fed rate bets, and GOP targeting of trial lawyers.
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