Editorial Board Preface and Quotations from the Telegraph
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus opinions on current affairs. Publisher Steve Smith the Executive editor Rae Thomas A Colley introduce the section with a biblical verse Psalms 94 9 as a framing quote for the editorial stance.
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Editorial on rural air service and deregulation in West Virginia
The editorial argues that airline deregulation since 1978 has diminished rural air service. It cites declines at Mercer County and Bluefield airports, drivers shifting to larger nearby airports, and aging FAA facilities. It urges federal legislation to preserve commercial air service as vital infrastructure, warning time is running out.
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Ir Transportation
Com- Areiit Air Service
West Virginia
America
Federal Aviation Administration
Mercer County
United States
Freeh shifts stance on independent prosecutor in Clinton fund case
FBI Director Louis Freeh, once praised by Republicans, urged appointing a special prosecutor for Democratic fund-raising inquiries. The disclosure fueled White House and Democratic concerns over leaks and perceived FBI independence, as Reno weighed independent counsel options and Freeh defended his stance.
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Ashington
FBI
Louis J. Freeh
White House
Janet Reno
Clinton
al Gore
Freeh
Reno
Independent Counsel
House Committee
Justice Department
FBI Crime Lab
House
Senate
Charles Grassley
Iowa
Christmas Faith and the Santa Myth in Letters
A reader urges focusing on the religious meaning of Christmas over Santa Claus, citing prophecies and the miracle of Jesus birth as life changing. The piece contrasts belief in the season's spirit with doctrinal faith and cites editorial letters policy on signatures and edits.
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J.D.B
God
Washington pork while Congress touts restraint in this feature
Jack Kingston of Georgia champions a balanced budget yet backs a $150000 National Center for Peanut Competitiveness earmark hidden in the 1998 agriculture bill. The piece flags widespread pork barrel spending by lawmakers including Stevens in Alaska and Inouye in Hawaii, noting Clinton’s limited line item veto and questioning waste across the federal budget.
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Ashington
Washington
Potomac
Jack Kingston
R-Ga
Newt Gingrich
Savannah
Kingston
National Center For Peanut
University of Georgia
Alaska
Ted Stevens
Stevens
Army
Bull River
University of Alaska
Golden Zone
Hawaii
Daniel Inouye
Center For
Labor Department
Congress
Clinton
Montana State University
Conrad Burns
Burns
Gentle Salute to Everyday American Givers of 1997
A holiday tribute highlights common Americans whose generosity brightened the year. Eleanor Boyer gave her lottery winnings to charity, military and postal workers are praised for service, and heroes like Darrell Colson Octavius Miles and Thelma Billy are honored for lifesaving and aid efforts.
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Ashington
Banks of Poinsettias
Eleanor Boyer
New Jersey
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Somerville
N.J
U.S
Bosnia
Persian Gulf
South Korea
Santa Claus
Darrell Colson
Indianapolis
Colson
Detroit
Octavius Miles
Miles
James Butler
Jericho
Ark
Butler
Thelma Billy
Fairfax
Washington, D.C
Alberta McLucas
Omaha
Neb
Kellam School
Gloria Brady
Pittsburgh
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