Daily Telegraph Editorial Board and Bible Verse Note
The Daily Telegraph cites a first amendment summary on religion speech press assembly and petition. It presents the consensus of the Editorial Board with Steve Smith as Publisher and Thomas A Colley as Executive editor and includes a Bible quote from Daniel 6 10.
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Is There a Santa Claus editorial from 1897 Sun
The New York Sun responds to Virginia O’Hanlon’s question about Santa Claus. Francis Pharcellus Church writes that yes, there is a Santa Claus, existing as surely as love and generosity. He argues faith and imagination give life meaning beyond what is seen.
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Santa Claus
Virginia O’hanlon
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Christmas Past and Present Quiet Moments of Remembrance
Christmas memories bring both joy and melancholy as the writer recalls loved ones gone but not forgotten. She reflects on first Christmases without those dear, the healing power of a handshake or hug, and the importance of reaching out to those alone. She signs off with thanks to readers and notes she is Susan Gullion, a Bramwell freelance writer.
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Letters push to save Cumberland Industries from closure
Charles R. King of Richlands Virginia laments Cumberland Mountain Community Services closing Cumberland Industries due to House Document 77 and HM 225. He notes Virginia ranks 48th in funding community programs and urges public support and a January 7 1999 meeting at Southwest Virginia Community College to urge lawmakers.
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Cumberland Industries
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Virginia
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Southwest Virginia Community College Community Center
Charles R. King
Learn Our Lesson From Past Moral Wars Senate Should Lead
Cal Thomas argues the Senate can guide national renewal by rejecting poll driven rhetoric. He recalls John Murray on war and civil righteousness, warning that today’s culture war mirrors past immorality and urging leaders and preachers to model humility and repentance.
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Stephen Ambrose
Tom Brokaw
John Murray
Cincinnati
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Democrats Fail to Back Clinton in Crisis Clash
In a sweeping critique, the piece argues House Democrats should have warned President Clinton to confess to lying under oath, accusing leaders like Gephardt and Gore of defending him while failing to challenge the facts. It suggests a preemptive push for accountability could have altered the political fallout and possibly avoided a lingering scandal and censure.
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Monica Lewinsky
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Clinton
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Richard Gephardt
Missouri
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Bill Clinton
Teddy Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
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Gore
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Robert Livingston
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