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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1996
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board states no law shall establish religion or prohibit free exercise, abridge speech or press, or impede peaceful assembly or petition. Thomas A Colley serves as executive editor.
The column critiques how a harmless pat by a 6-year-old girl led to four adults in positions of authority treating it as a crime. It mocks the overreach of law enforcement and bureaucratic formalities, contrasts with common sense, and notes public health officials questioning policy on air regulations.
Jim Terry notes the Mercer County Board of Health 4 to 3 vote to amend and effectively repeal the Clean Indoor Air ordinance. He urges Bluefield, Princeton, and Mercer County officials to rethink appointments, cites tobacco death stats, and advocates smoke-free public spaces with support from medical groups.
Leonard E. Larsen notes James Carville gains notice by heightening clashes with Kenneth Starr, leveraging attacks as entertainment and signaling potential longevity similar to Buchanan and Farrakhan. Carville, once a Clinton campaign figure, now headlines as a loud, marketable critic shaping media coverage and political perception.
Floyd Collins of Princeton West Virginia writes about the value of taking time each week to reflect on past actions and future goals. He notes that some efforts fail despite effort while others succeed with little struggle and argues the key is directing effort to meaningful aims.
The 1952 death of Eva Duarte Peron set off a global chase for her remains. From Milan to Madrid to a Buenos Aires dining room, Evita’s body traveled hidden under aliases and kept as a tool of Peronist power before ending in a family crypt in Recoleta.
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