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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1995
Page
4
The text presents the U S Constitution First Amendment excerpt on religion speech press and assembly, followed by a note that the columns below express the newspaper’s consensus. It includes a biblical citation from 2 Timothy 4 3 and credits Steve Smith and Thomas A Colley as publisher and executive editor.
The newspaper laud s Kathy Schauerman of Bluefield for highlighting poverty via her letter about Aid to Families with Dependents and the lack of teen help. Readers responded with gifts and money, delivering help to Schauerman’s family and proving the true meaning of Christmas through selfless acts.
A veteran describes cold urban nights in an alley and recalls a warm Christmas past. He reflects on war’s toll on memory, function, and identity, noting fellow veterans’ sacrifices. The plea asks readers to remember veterans and their families in prayer this season.
Larry Hypes reflects on how the Christmas tree evolved from a contested symbol to a cherished holiday centerpiece. He recounts18th and 19th century origins in Europe, the 1847 American adoption by Frederick Imgard in Wooster, Ohio, and the enduring symbolism tied to Bethlehem and the season.
Column argues Oliver Stone's Nixon hints at a Greek Connection behind Watergate. It links Elias Demetracopoulos and Greek money via KYP middleman Thomas Pappas to Nixon's campaign and Delivers context on surveillance of reporters and officials.
A columnist recalls burying a mother before Christmas while fearing the season she normally cherishes. Homecoming reveals a decorated tree, angel, lights, and gift certificates as her family’s warmth contrasts with the needed rest and a quiet resolve to make this possibly the best, despite loss.
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