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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1997

Page

4

Editorial Board Recites Classic First Amendment Pledge

The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents the U S Constitution first amendment text and cites 1 Timothy 5 17 praising elders who labor in word and doctrine The piece underscores freedom of religion speech press and assembly and the role of editors publishers in upholding these rights.

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Literacy for all: volunteers teach reading nationwide

Editorial urges recognizing reading as essential to opportunity. It highlights Literacy Volunteers of Mercer County, led by Eulalia Feet Magann, which graduated 14 tutors to teach adults and high school dropouts to read at no cost. Volunteers meet in churches or libraries. help is available through local libraries and groups in Four Seasons Country.

Literacy Volunteers Mercer County Eulalia Feet Magann Princeton Two Bluefields Four Seasons Santa Harvey Ehrlich Mduhan Husc Harvard Kimberleigh Kendall White Bob Smith First Presbyterian Church Roanoke North Pole

Politically Correct Santa Poem Turns Peace into Gift

Satirical poem by Barbara Hawkins reworks the Santa tale to critique political correctness. It depicts Santa facing modern demands, unions, and fears of offense, ending with a universal wish for Peace on Earth as the gift for all people everywhere.

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Top Ten Stories of the Year 1997 by Daily Telegraph

Greg Jordan reflects on a year of local life and vivid moments from 1997. He recalls kids riding in a limo after raising funds, visits by submarine crewmen, school talent shows, and dramatic clippings from a Princeton incident. The piece ends with thoughts on memory and microfilm for future generations.

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Holiday Toy Safety Advice From WV Trial Lawyers

Letters urge careful holiday toy choices and supervision to prevent injuries. Citing 1996 CPSCs 140000 toy injuries and13 deaths, Laura Rose of the West Virginia Trial Lawyers Association emphasizes warning labels, age-appropriate selection, proper use, and regular toy checks for child safety.

West Virginia Trial Lawyers Association Association of Trial Lawyers of America ATLA Organi Zation

Heritage Foundation’s quarter century shapes Clinton era policy

The Heritage Foundation marks 25 years as a liberal Democratic push adapts its ideas for a Clinton White House. From its 1980 mandate for leadership to tax cuts and enterprise zones, Heritage influences policy and staffing, while critics argue its wealth drives influence. The think tank served as a pipeline into the federal bureaucracy, and its proposals helped shape the Contract With America.

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Congress Steve Smith Thomas A. Colley Timothy Dancer Donner Comet Cupid EPA Rudolph Geraldo Ken Barbie Barbara Hawkins The Greg Jordan Consumer Product Safety Commission U.S Laura Rose W.va. Trial Lawyers Association Think Tank Jonathan D. Salant Associated Press
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