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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1992
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board asserts that Congress shall not establish religion nor abridge free speech press or assembly. The columns express the board s consensus and are presented by publisher J Stanley Warren and executive editor Thomas A Colley.
Editorial praises holiday food baskets while urging lasting solutions through job training and social programs. It cites Mountaineer Food Bank and ongoing community support, noting Wal-Mart’s local involvement and potential to boost regional commerce and reduce travel for shoppers.
Barbara Hawkins notes a overheard exchange near I 77 Route 460 that highlights local pride. Princeton area merchants depend on travelers and residents to sustain shopping, dining and services while urging courtesy and hospitality to boost Four Seasons Country economy.
A former student recounts how Ms Gail Rector transformed her dislike of French into a lasting love. From tasting French foods to learning the language and culture she used creative techniques, class plays and French clubs to motivate, and the student ultimately pursued French III and IV.
Readers are advised the Daily Telegraph will publish letters on public interest and requests signatures address and telephone numbers. Anonymous letters will not be used and pen names will not be published. Names will not be withheld and letters may be edited to fit space.
A look at Bohemian Grove reveals media moguls and top officials mingling during the summer encampment. The piece cites censorship of Grove reports, past protests, and links to U S politics and major corporate donors, with notes on figures like George Bush and Dick Cheney, and journalists Jack Anderson and Michael Einstein.
Italian anti-Mafia magistrate Giovanni Falcone was killed by a remote blast as he led a plan to unite anti-M Mafia efforts. The attack followed years of pressure against the mob, with Falcone instrumental in convictions like Michele Greco. His death shocks Sicily and raises doubts about Italy's ability to curb organized crime.
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