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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1992
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents opinions in the columns. The statement cites core rights including religion press speech assembly and petition. Authorities listed include J. Stanley Warren as publisher and Thomas A. Colley as executive editor.
The quotation from the Bible records Jesus inviting his disciples to withdraw to a desolate place to rest, as crowds pressed in and they had little time to eat. It emphasizes respite amid busy ministry and public need.
The piece argues that people must use and actively participate in shaping the airport’s 20 year master plan, noting a sparsely attended hearing and projected $4.35 million in upgrades. It cites enplanement forecasts and possible terminal expansion, relocation, or even a future airport move, urging ongoing support to sustain air service.
The piece reflects on life, death, and the need to question endlessly. It contrasts personal loss with the world’s ongoing rhythm, notes the newsroom’s pace, and ends with Jim Terry as city editor of the Daily Telegraph.
A long letter discusses the Archives and History Commission designation of Bluefield historic districts and urges restoration of five derelict early 20th century houses tied to the city’s beginnings. It also argues owners should be liable for vet costs after loose pets kill animals, citing a $5,000 bill for a $90 goat.
The Daily Telegraph invites letters on public matters but requires signature address and phone number for publication. Anonymous letters will not be published, pen names are not used, and names will not be withheld. Letters may be edited to fit space.
Ann McFeatters argues Perot could surge despite political smoke screens as voters tire of Bush and Clinton. He plans a self funded, media heavy bid to present a can do image while critics question his experience and motives. The piece weighs whether Bush, Clinton and Perot shape a year of anti Washington sentiment and what candidates are truly for.
B J Cutler outlines the Saudi Hashemite rivalry over Hejaz and Jerusalem. King Hussein’s bid to revive the Hejaz faces Saudi finance and influence as Riyadh seeks control of sacred sites and the Dome of the Rock. Hussein’s fragile hold on Jordan and past missteps worsen his position amid petrodollar leverage and shifting alliances.
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