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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1995
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus on journalistic freedom and religious faith. Publisher Steve Smith and Executive Editor Thomas A Colley sign off, with a biblical verse praising the LORD as supreme above all gods.
Editorial questions focus on Hillary Clinton as the sole figure with possible extensive involvement in Madison Guaranty. Senate probes cite Susan Thomases notes claiming numerous conferences and Rose firm activity. Missing Rose billings and timing sheets cloud accountability amid calls for clearer answers.
Barbara Hawkins recalls a Christmas in Dublin Virginia when her father helped a sick four year old girl named Ann receive a toy doll. The moment of joy in a tiny shack showed the meaning of giving and the care of a compassionate family.
A parent of two teenagers laments lack of holiday support for families with teens. He notes AFDC hardship and asks local groups to help parents of adolescents, as existing programs target only younger children or seniors. He wishes for more teen-focused aid in the 1996 season and prays for employment to contribute more next year.
The 1945 diary Prelude to Leadership records John F Kennedy as a cautious observer of Roosevelt and the United Nations, not the liberal icon some fans claim. It details his European travels as a Hearst correspondent, encounters with officials, and sharp domestic critiques, including admiration for Hitler’s prewar myth and note on German women. Jack Anderson and Michael Einstein write for United Feature Service.
Dale McFeatters warns younger readers that demographic projections suggest a shrinking ratio of workers to retirees. He urges choosing a worker who will support later generations, highlighting economic strain, idealism, and caution against a generational war.
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