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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1998
Page
4
The column presents the editors consensus on freedoms, stressing religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition rights. Thomas A. Colley serves as executive editor, signaling leadership of the publication.
Editorial urges agreement on definitions of the problem and actions as lawmakers weigh 1995 reforms. An actuary warns against overreliance on deficit estimates as unions and business groups clash over benefits and funding, signaling rocky roads ahead.
Tim Ealy argues that charity groups like Tender Mercies and Bluefield Union Mission cannot meet all needs and prays for broader focus beyond the dog welfare story. He urges attention to those suffering, including a mother and son whose poor living conditions reflect deeper poverty and hardship in the community.
Readers are invited to submit opinions on public issues by mail to Bluefield Daily Telegraph 928 Bluefield Avenue Bluefield West Virginia 24701 by signed fax to 304 327 6179 or by e mail to editor bdtonline com.
Barbara Hawkins, Daily Telegraph senior writer, recalls chance encounters with lawmakers in airports during impeachment hearings. She meets Speaker Elect Bob Livingston in New Orleans and Michigan Rep. Dale Kildee in Detroit while watching Clinton’s remarks.
The commentary details impeachment procedure basics, from chief justice presiding to the two thirds vote for conviction. It notes long trial histories, potential delays, and the structure of House managers versus Senate managers while outlining how silence, public hearings, and final votes could unfold.
Princeton Police and the Mercer County Sheriff Department aided over 100 children in buying Christmas gifts during Shop With A Cop. A five year old Spanishburg School boy named Casey guided the shopping, choosing a spiderman web shooter, a bath play set, and new shoes, while staff and volunteers ensured a festive, orderly outing for the holiday season.
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