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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1997
Page
4
The piece presents the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus and features a Bible verse from Deuteronomy urging impartial judgment. It includes quotations on freedom of religion and speech, and a biblical admonition to hear both the small and the great without fear.
Editorial urges Bluefield Princeton and Oakvale residents to vote on Tuesday and voices support for specific candidates in Bluefield Districts I II III and at large and Princeton wards I II III IV. It highlights civic duty and community growth while naming endorsed individuals Bruce Houston George A McGonagle Nelson Walker Bill Smith Will Stafford Charles Bingham Anita Skeens Caldwell.
The Traffic Engineering Division of the West Virginia Highway Department acknowledges editorials on Airport Road speed limits and Crumpecker Hill signal locations. It will forward suggestions for investigation, noting its authority over signs and signals. Contact details provided by District Engineer William R. Bennett.
Jim Terry, city editor of the Daily Telegraph, reflects on newsroom errors from misidentifications to name spellings. He recounts a recent correction after calling Tony Lotito the wrong name and laments the lasting impact of mistakes while urging accountability and self-improvement.
Jack Anderson and Jan Moller examine how faith shapes CIA operatives and the pressure to mislead. The piece traces recruitment speech, covert actions, dissenters like Justin O'Donnell, and the shift from Cold War justifications to budgetary motives. It flags religious belief among many agents and the tension between truth and national interests.
The piece portrays President Clinton’s travel as a coping mechanism for domestic troubles and a way to project strength. It notes Air Force One comforts, guarded access, and favorable polls while detailing the Paula Jones lawsuit and foreign policy friction. It highlights media scrutiny and public perception of his presidency despite strong economic indicators.
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