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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1982
Page
4
A brief reflection contrasts the lazy path with the level highway of the upright, citing Proverbs 15:19 to emphasize discipline and steady conduct as the guide to a smoother life. It frames moral choice in everyday terms with a lasting scriptural anchor.
The piece notes looming fatalities from alcohol related crashes around Christmas and urges tougher laws. It cites the Presidential Commission on Drunk Driving proposing a 21 drinking age nationwide and standard BAC limits, with jail time for offenders. It also critiques a UN General Assembly resolution on satellite broadcasts as a threat to information freedom, highlighting Western opposition and UNESCO debates.
A Princeton area reader argues the court ruling is unfair after a large German Shepherd roams freely and injures small dogs. The writer urges leashes or sturdy fencing to protect pets and notes the owner’s right to use property while prioritizing safety for children and others.
A reader extends New Year greetings to the editor staff and veterans, hopes for jobs, and urges support for those unable to be home. The letter also critiques local TV cable changes, urging accuracy and reader rights, and discusses dog control and leash law enforcement with a strong stance against nuisance or dangerous dogs in Mercer County Prince ton area.
James Matthews, a HUD loan specialist intern, was suspended for 10 days and harassed after reporting irregularities involving Edgewood Management and payroll discrepancies. He received anonymous death threats and a note with a bullet, while critics say protection for whistleblowers remains weak as investigations drag on.
Washington columnist notes Congress with 298 committees and 2000 aides struggles to pass 13 regular appropriations bills. Despite reforms, budget process remains tangled. proposals include biennial budgets and simplified programs, but reform faces strong committee resistance. The piece argues only public pressure can drive change.
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