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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1997
Page
5
The column notes express Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus on general policy and print an excerpt from Luke 5 8 quoting Peter’s reaction to Jesus. The piece includes credits Steve Smith and Thomas A Colley as publisher and executive editor.
Editorial notes poor turnout in Bluefield and Princeton with 1 677 of 6 000 registered voters voting in Bluefield and 678 of about 4 000 in Princeton. It urges unity and a practical plan from new boards to shape a progressive future for both towns. James Earl Jones delivered Darth Vader line at Charleston event promoting Bell Atlantic Internet access for students.
Freelance writer Susan Gullion reflects on the lasting fear among government staff since the Oklahoma City attack. She recalls her own paranoia while working in the Iranian embassy building used by the State Department and notes the broader impact on workplace security and survivor grief.
Virginians from Morgan to Pleasants to Raleigh County braved cold rain to tally over 130 species, supporting the fifth annual International Migratory Bird Day. The piece notes birding’s rising popularity, economic impact, and a proposed bill Teeming with Wildlife could fund conservation up to 3.5 million annually via a small outdoor item surcharge, likely five to ten dollars per year per consumer.
Cal Thomas argues that a conservative judge of CBS News hiring Susan Molinari for a new Saturday show reflects a broader decline in journalistic standards. He notes past eras of integrity, laments blur between politics and reporting, and warns viewers may distrust whether they see journalism or opinion.
Leonard E. Larsen analyzes the Jones versus Clinton dispute as lawyers threaten to unveil salacious anecdotes surrounding the president and Paula Jones. He notes both sides push for settlement or trial, with accusations aiming to attack reputations and test the nation’s appetite for sensational disclosures.
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