Daily Telegraph Editorial Board Opinion Note
The columns below state the consensus of the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board. Thomas A. Colley serves as executive editor.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1998
Page
4
The columns below state the consensus of the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board. Thomas A. Colley serves as executive editor.
The editorial ranks the Monica Lewinsky impeachment as the top 1998 story but highlights DNA research as an equally transformative force. It cites cloned livestock in Japan, sex selection work in Virginia, and stem cell advances in Wisconsin and Maryland, noting ethical debates and potential long term impacts on humanity.
A freelance writer, Susan Gullion of Bramwell, urges readers to rethink drunk driving as not just a stereotype but a danger that touches anyone. She cites examples from coworkers and a relative named Uncle Eddy to stress personal responsibility and the role of precautions over condemnation.
Letters argue tuition costs rise faster than inflation and that prepaid college plans offer a bargain with a state tax break. Despite strong enrollment, many middle income families have yet to commit, and end of year payments must be made to secure the tax benefit. Information available via 1-800-307-4701.
Cal Thomas notes Republicans split over censuring President Clinton after impeachment. Moynihan warns removal could destabilize the presidency, urging a Senate trial for clear judgment. Founders’ intent cited on high crimes and the balance of power, urging due process and avoidance of a brokered censure.
A widow recalls vowing never to travel with her grown children after his death from cancer. Three weeks later she joins them in Yosemite for Christmas, breaking her vow. They share a tense but ultimately bonding holiday, ending with a humorous hotel night and a family portrait.
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