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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1994
Page
4
Editorial board consensus comment on public rights and freedoms. Bible quote warns to fear the one with ultimate power, not fearing those who can kill the body. Publisher Steve Smith and executive editor Thomas A. Colley are cited.
The Virginia Republican convention in Richmond faces choosing a candidate for the U.S. Senate. The endorsement favors Jim Miller over Oliver North, citing Miller’s economic background and prior service in the Reagan administration and as FTC chair. The piece notes regional unemployment and coal-job losses, urging voters to back Miller for the nomination.
Richard Grimes questions conflicting health news on margarine butter coffee beef and poultry and cites Churchill as a model. He laments mixed messages about diet and asks where President Clinton's health care plan fits into clearer guidance.
Summers County readers learn Pipestem Elementary founded in 1922 with strong test scores will close to save money as consolidation moves students to Hinton. PTO and alumni host a reunion Saturday June 25 at the school with music, games, and stories. Susie Burley, PTO president, invites attendees and requests any old photos for a large poster.
Norwegian Prime Minister Gro Harlem Brundtland publicly challenges Al Gore over U S hypocrisy on international whaling as Norway faces pressure from the Clinton administration. Brundtland defends continued whaling, criticizes U S moralizing, and seeks a private White House meeting amid threatened sanctions.
At a congressional oversight hearing on the U S Postal Service, critics including Rep William Clay and Rep John Myers voiced sharp doubts about leadership and efficiency. GAO official Michael Motley warned technology and automation will shape future costs and service, with morale and work environment cited as problems.
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