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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1995
Page
4
The passage presents the U S Congress First Amendment text and notes it reflects the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus. It includes a Bible quote from Luke where Simon Peter declares himself unworthy. The item reads as a brief editorial page notice or column teaser.
Editorial notes bureaucratic red tape delaying the Mountain Overlook restoration. ISTEA funds approval blocks ground breaking planned for June 20. Chamber, city and Bluestone CVB say funds are approved but await federal release. officials hope for timely synchronization.
Former press secretary to Kennedy and ABC veteran Salinger warned at West Virginia Graduate College that U S media chase ratings and scandal over reporting world events. He cited CNN coverage of the Bobbitt case and O J Simpson trials, urged focus on informing, not entertaining. Richard Grimes notes.
The Mercer County Christian Coalition chairman rebukes Senate Bill 573 as a threat to free speech, arguing it pressures individuals who distribute educational voter guides to register with the state. He commends legislators who opposed the bill and questions who fears informed voters while condemning backroom leadership tactics.
The United Nations faces delays over a memorial to staff and peacekeepers killed in the line of duty as internal debates shift from a traditional sculpted plaque to a living memorial. The plan to engrave names in one place stalls alongside concerns about funding, design, and the safety of UN personnel amid rising deaths in Rwanda and Bosnia.
A Washington editorial riffs on pork barrel spending, pairing comments about Byrd and other politicians with reflections on federal money flowing to Washington state. The piece critiques entitlement and taxpaying burdens, notes Washington’s dams and water wealth, and argues locals pay for others’ Pork. It ends by mentioning Bill Berdine of Princeton as a columnist and author.
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