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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1998
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus on constitutional guarantees including establishment and free exercise of religion, freedom of speech and press, peaceful assembly, and petition for redress. Executive editor Thomas A. Colley voices the board’s stance.
The editorial argues for a uniform points system across all roads. It condemns the current scheme that fines drivers 10 mph over the limit on interstates with no points while city drivers at one mph over receive three points. It urges a consistent five mph threshold and overall equality.
Rep. Bob Livingston announced on Saturday he would resign from Congress in the middle of next year. He cited his need to set an example for President Clinton and said he would not stand for speaker after revealing his marital infidelity.
Jim Terry city editor of the Daily Telegraph reflects on Christmas as a blend of laughter gifts music lights a tree and gatherings. He highlights faith family and love as enduring treasures guiding us through hard times and celebrating the season with gratitude.
Gerald R. Linkous of Princeton West Virginia discusses impeachment standards citing Ocala Star Banner Co v Damron Monitor Patriot Co v Roy and Gertz v Welch. He argues that judicial opinions suggest criminal conduct can relate to fitness for office and foresees debate over Clinton lying under oath as impeachable.
Ann McFeatters reports from the House as impeaching Bill Clinton for perjury and obstruction of justice unfolds. Democrats urge censure while Republicans press for a trial, amid clashes over civility, politics, and constitutional stakes.
The piece supports postponing the House impeachment debate while U.S. forces fight in Iraq. It criticizes partisan Republicans who push politics over patriotism and praises Speaker Bob Livingston for delaying the confrontation as voters see unity in wartime.
The piece argues President Clinton must pursue Operation Desert Fox to disarm Iraq while the House debates impeachment. It asserts the actions are separate and criticizes critics who link timing to political goals, praising Speaker Gingrich for separating war from impeachment.
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