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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1995
Page
5
The Daily Telegraph states the editorial board consensus on a given issue. The text cites the U S Constitution protections for religion speech press assembly and petition. Thomas A Colley is listed as executive editor.
A Charleston journalist cites poor voter awareness and limited public input as core problems in state government. He urges citizen petitions to force full votes on bills and stronger local debates to improve accountability before the next legislative session.
Bill Archer recounts his path from failing college probation to working as a pump jockey at a truck stop. He recalls Joe Sutterfield, a WWII veteran and former boxer with an extraordinary memory, whose kindness and precision inspired Archer to return to college and strive for personal growth. The piece honors enduring friendship and resilience.
Jack R. McComas of the West Virginia Federation of Labor blasts Andrew Richardson for undercollecting workers compensation premiums over six years. He argues the new law will allow pursuit of nonpayers, criticizes early retirement disability cuts, and contrasts AFL-CIO views with business groups and Del Evan Jenkins.
Cal Thomas reports on Lt. Cmdr. Kenneth Darkhuff's 1994 separation board ruling, citing his view that women in combat may be unsuitable, later downgraded due to alleged bias against female unit members. The case spurs debate on enforcing policy and political influence within the Navy, with broader calls to guard personal beliefs.
Paul Craig Roberts attacks a May 15 Supreme Court ruling by Ruth Bader Ginsburg accusing the Clinton administration of using the Fair Housing Act to force nondiverse neighborhoods to accept facilities for the homeless and disabled. He warns of federal lawsuits targeting Edmonds Washington and Bakersfield California, claiming property values will fall and neighborhoods lose autonomy.
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