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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1995
Page
5
A fragment notes the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board expressing support for the right of the people to peaceably assemble and petition the Government for redress of grievances. The text reflects a stance on civil liberties and freedom of expression.
The piece argues capitation may bias care as doctors receive a fixed per patient payment. It warns gag clauses frighten patients and hinder treatment discussion. The editorial urges reform, warning of potential malpractice suits or costly regulation, and calls for scrapping gag rules.
AP analysis shows President Clinton using a series of vetoes to frame his 1996 bid. He targets welfare reform and spending priorities while defending programs like Medicare. The pattern includes a key override on securities lawsuits and a readiness to press Congress on budget choices as he seeks to boost poll numbers.
Letters to the editor thank coaches George Aiello and Steve Hayes for an outstanding season and organization of the first Buccaneers school soccer team. Appreciation goes to principals Disibbio and Barber, East River Soccer Association volunteers, and donors from banks to medical centers.
Ann McFeatters of Scripps Howard News Service recounts President Clinton’s year of amusing malapropisms and blunt remarks. The piece notes specific gaffes on topics from agriculture to taxes, town halls, and his educational mission. It highlights his aim to use the presidency as a bully pulpit and to unify rather than divide.
Paul Craig Roberts of the Institute for Political Economy discusses how Republicans attack Clinton while pursuing a balanced budget. He argues the party’s fear-driven strategy suppresses real policy changes, risks welfare reform, and invites civil rights litigation as they shift cuts to states.
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