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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1998
Page
4
The text presents a constitutional preface on free speech religion and assembly followed by an editorial note. It includes a biblical verse from Jeremiah and credits Thomas A Colley as executive editor for the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board. The piece frames opinions as those of the editor and notes a focus on constitutional Freedoms.
An editorial argues that partial privatization of Social Security could save the program and broaden wealth opportunities. It notes investor returns over a career outpace present benefits, stresses transition costs are manageable, and warns against government stock market manipulation. It suggests bipartisan reform is possible if the president avoids a government-led investing role.
Jim Terry writes of the warmth and memory Christmas brings, especially of his late mother. He recalls a frugal childhood with five brothers and one sister, the joy of small gifts, and a favorite radio that kept him company. Each year the tree lights trigger a lasting, comforting bridge to the past.
Eula F. Hawley of Bluefield West Virginia argues that disrespect for the flag and for Christian heritage endangers the nation. She urges preserving God and freedom, defending Old Glory, the Constitution, and the First Amendment as core to American identity.
The piece notes President Clinton faces impeachment charges while pressing for a bipartisan Social Security financing plan. Republicans demand concrete proposals and debate over funding, investment, and retirement-age changes, as time tightens before 1999 and a looming long term solvency gap.
A weekly West Virginia opinion roundup critiques driver multitasking dangers with a Darwinian wit, denounces low corrections pay and staff turnover at Moundsville, and argues for a regional airport near Huntington Charleston. It urges swift Supreme Court action to clear legal hurdles and support regional planning.
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