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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1994
Page
4
A fragment cites the First Amendment text on religion speech and assembly, followed by a handwritten note from Thomas A. Colley, executive editor, claiming to record a day of judgment. The passage links biblical blessing and curses to choosing life for descendants.
Editorial argues parents must ensure child attendance and accept penalties for truancy. It notes Cabell Circuit Judge L D Egnor jailed Eva Wilkinson and Fred Goodman for missing days, drawing fire from state Rep Pat White while defending the law’s intent and long history. The piece supports the tough approach to enforce attendance.
Tazewell County Historical Society announces an upcoming county history book due in 1995. Contributors may submit up to 500 words and one photo at no charge, with options for extra words or pictures. Deadline is October 3, contact Terry Mullins and listed officers. open to individuals, clubs, churches, and organizations across the county.
Leonard E. Larsen comments on J. Neil Schulman’s Stopping Power and the gun lobby’s use of the 1993 National Defense Survey by Gary Kleck and Marc Gertz. He decries the book’s statistics as unverified and notes the claim that guns are often used defensively against criminals is inflated by selective reporting and extrapolation.
Readers argue state and local officials mismanage West Virginia economy and tax policy and urge electing business-friendly leaders. Separate letter protests Kennedy Jr funeral photo in coverage, calling it inappropriate and urging respectful treatment of Mrs Kennedy Onassis.
Reuters style note details how Bill Clinton asks former Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork to review the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. It highlights Bork's sovereignty stance, Gingrich's opposition fears, Kantor's push to win support, and the aim to boost global trade while appeasing domestic concerns.
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