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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1995
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board notes the consensus view on constitutional rights. It emphasizes limits on government powers over religion speech press assembly and petition.
Editorial notes how Oregon towns like Silverton cite parents for their children's misdeeds under a Parental Responsibility Law. It discusses fines, required classes, and warnings, while contrasting ACLU opposition and a broader legislative push including juvenile crime penalties and welfare reform measures.
David and Patricia Woodard of Pocahontas urge readers to see the economic and social benefits of a state prison at Big Vein. They argue jobs, higher wages, population stability, and local stores would improve the area, citing nearby prisons in Bland and Keen Mountain as harmonious examples and calling for regional growth to keep families and services.
Larry Hypes reflects on the emotional aftermath of high school graduation. He notes the mixed feelings of relief and uncertainty as students sign diplomas and enter permanent responsibility. He urges graduates to pursue education and hard work, embracing a future of opportunity despite doubts.
Vincent Lane, ousted CHA chairman, recounts the federal takeover by HUD and a bid to reform the troubled agency. He recalls violence, dilapidated buildings, and a detente with gangs while promoting a utopian push for smaller, mixed housing amidst budget battles and political resistance.
A mother recalls her son's San Francisco State University commencement where Hillary Clinton spoke. She notes crowd chaos, seeks good seats, and hears Clinton urge education, service, character, and hard work. She memories her son and the day with humor and warmth. Sharon Randall writes for Scripps Howard News Service.
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