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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1995
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a consensus view on civil liberties and religious expression. It references the First Amendment by invoking Congress shall make no law and cites a biblical verse about worldly piety versus true power.
Editorial urges common sense and moderation during holiday celebrations to prevent alcohol related accidents jail time and deaths. Rural roads pose higher fatality risks due to higher speeds and longer travel distances. Authorities emphasize stiffer penalties and lower blood alcohol levels though changes may not affect this season. Families should keep drunk revelers off the roads by removing keys and offering lodging.
Jim Terry of the Daily Telegraph Virginia desk urges readers to combat Christmas loneliness by giving time and love. He recalls that many feel isolated, and that reaching out through a call, letter, visit, or gesture can be the most meaningful gift of the season.
James Barbary notes on gifts that aid nature and conservation. From BGH free cows with biographies to pollution credit certificates, arbor day memberships with seedlings, adopt a whale programs, and rainforest or coral reef deeds, the ideas aim to help Earth. He reflects on balancing idealism with practical limits.
Letters urge not serving alcohol to under 21 and planning a safe ride during holidays. AAA promotes lights on for life and non drinking drivers. Marine Band apologizes for concert cancellation due to federal funding recall. Brigadier General T.P. Murray expresses regret and extends future collaboration wishes.
Vice President Al Gore speaks up for Energy Secretary Hazel OLeary as Democrats allege Panetta privately suggests her race shields her from firing. The saga ties to ethics probes, costly travel, and a shifting Cabinet noted by Bryan and Reid amid broader gripes on governance and representation.
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