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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1993
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board declares the opinions in the following columns reflect its consensus. The piece cites the First Amendment rights to religion speech and a free press and notes guidance from biblical scripture regarding forgiveness and blasphemy.
Bluefield youths frustrated by the lack of activities despite spending on youth programs and centers find meaning in creating music. The piece cites the Totally Brown Brothers and Henry Carson as examples urging teens to invent solutions rather than idle away time. It reminds readers of historic innovators who used idle time productively and notes politicians debating deficit measures with humor about Gingrich wrapped in cellophane.
Barbara Hawkins notes Princeton Senior High School shows resilience after a hostage crisis. She praises Principal George Keatley and the staff for restoring normalcy, commends students, parents, and the community, and urges focus on positive outcomes and future plans.
An editor argues President Clinton should attend the World Conference on Human Rights in Vienna June 14 25 to push UN action. The piece cites the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and warns that without broad observance rights abuses harm all, urging U.S. leadership and ratification of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Dale McFeatters notes a satirical ten point plan urging Louis XVI to adopt U S style political tactics to manage Congress and public image. The piece jokes about discipline for Democrats, foreign policy, avoiding celebrity wooing, media strategy, and even Chelsea’s haircut, ending with McFeatters as the source.
Boutros Boutros-Ghali, claiming to defend free speech, barred Chinese dissident Shen Tong from speaking at U N headquarters after a protest by the Chinese delegation. Shen spoke outdoors after reporters protested and faced a threat of expulsion if objectionable speakers continued. The piece criticizes the paradox and notes broader U N debates on human development rankings and civil liberties.
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