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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1998
Page
5
The piece presents a note that the opinions in the columns reflect the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus. It names Steve Smith as publisher and Thomas A. Colley as executive editor and ends with a Bible verse from 1 Peter 4 1 2 about suffering for righteousness and living to the will of God.
Editorial notes that West Virginia adopts most proposed uniform trial court rules to replace scattered local rules across 31 circuits. The plan aims to standardize procedures, address domestic matters, voir dire, bonding, and attorney duties, with public comment through March 1 1999 and effective July 1 1999.
Greg Jordan notes a scale of home decorations from Ebenezer Scrooge to Super Griswold, counting motifs from Silent Night to Broadway. He urges readers to tour Princeton neighborhoods, compare front windows, and enjoy festive displays through New Year Day.
A letter argues that if President Clinton is found guilty of perjury in Senate hearings the act fits high crimes and suggests impeachment categories, urging citizens to seek truth, hold officials accountable, and uphold the law regardless of party. The writer calls for forgiveness without nullifying the law and urges a truthful response from Washington.
Chelyen Davis notes New Year as a time for self assessment and renewal. The piece argues resolutions reflect optimism, yet many fail to follow through, while highlighting the need to attempt self improvement despite doubt.
A digest of key figures shaping Clinton's Senate trial. Sen. Trent Lott, Sen. Tom Daschle, Sen. Robert Byrd, and Sen. Orrin Hatch are profiled for their likely roles and stances. Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist will preside, bringing historical and constitutional context to the proceedings.
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