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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1998
Page
4
Editorial board states the column opinions reflect the Daily Telegraph consensus on constitutional rights. It emphasizes freedom of religion speech press assembly and petition as core protections and frames the editorial stance around civil liberties.
An editorial contrasts secular and biblical views of Christmas, noting how joy can emerge amid holiday excess. It cites Dickens's Christmas Carol and the nativity story to suggest redemption lies in love and service, as Scrooge’s awakening leads to acts of kindness. The piece urges living in love despite the season’s bustle.
Barbara Hawkins writes a heartfelt Christmas note to her granddaughter Pamela, praising her growing joys, words, and discoveries. She describes shared family bonds, Godparents, aunts, and nearly every detail of Pammy’s first-year adventures, and expresses prayers for her future happiness and faith.
Letter to the editor responds to Chelyea Davis on December 13 stressing that truth matters in all areas of life. It cites Tom Lehman in 1990 as an example of self policing honesty, argues integrity underpins trust in family, church, business and politics, and cites biblical verses urging truthfulness and moral consistency.
A retrospective on the impeachment saga in Washington, blaming a partisan House for Clinton’s impeachment, noting Senate resistance by Byrd, criticizing politicians’ conduct, and concluding that the republic may endure this turbulent year while the armed forces emerge with honor. Jack Anderson and Jan Moller.
A weekend before Christmas, three Wise Guys stay at my house, echoing my children’s ages. Ali and J.J. sneak into my bed while Larry sits by the fire as a storm rages outside. We finish reading Cajun Night Before Christmas and end with French toast, realizing the gift was for me. Sharon Randall reflects on family, memories, and the holiday surprise.
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