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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1995
Page
5
Editorial board consensus text cites the First Amendment phrase about religion speech press and assembly. Includes Bible quote from Titus 2 11 12 presented as today s scripture reflection and moral guidance.
Editorial laments budget stalemate that shuttered federal museums in Washington. Thanks to a temporary reallocation, the National Gallery resumes the Vermeer exhibition with 21 paintings, the largest gathered, through January 3 and possibly February 11 if funding returns. The piece urges lawmakers to preserve funds for culture and learning beyond political fights.
Greg Cruey of the Daily Telegraph writes about life in Tazewell and Jewell Ridge. He details raspberries and beavers, a visit to Smith and Reynolds ridges, and meeting Millard Farmer of Jewell Ridge Recreation and Development Corporation.
A letter details a small black dog found dead tied to a board after owners moved away. The writer cites two dogs left in the weather, shelter response in each case, and a prior incident where cows died in a blizzard with heavy fines. The piece questions accountability and notes the dog remains unaddressed.
AP analysis argues that shelving or softening controversial exhibits in Washington institutions such as the Library of Congress and the Holocaust Museum prevents learning. It cites slavery, Freud, and Enola Gay displays, noting critics say memory and context matter for history and deterrence. Walter R. Mears notes the ongoing debate.
A critical overview notes deep GOP disunity in Congress, with House and Senate factions clashing over the Contract With America and a seven year balanced budget pledge. It argues Clinton capitalized on the dispute, shaping public perception while Republicans struggle to explain Medicare and welfare reform within a broad budget frame amid ongoing scandals and national crises.
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