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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1989
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus on civil liberties, noting Congress shall make no law hindering free exercise or assembly, with editors including Terry Horne and Thomas Colley among the signatories. The piece closes with a Bible verse about secret things being made manifest.
Editorial calls for swift action as Bluewell PSD reports about 1 million dollars in damages from vandalism at sewer facilities. Four prior incidents have raised bills for roughly 2,000 customers across Montcalm Bluewell Brushfork and Airport Road areas. A $1,000 reward is offered for information leading to arrests.
Business leaders in West Virginia argue the slogan Wild, Wonderful West Virginia should stay as it helps tourism and the state image. Some members suggest changing it to lure business, but others say focus should be on improving the economy rather than altering the slogan.
Jim Terry, Princeton bureau chief of the Daily Telegraph, reflects on Princeton Senior High School's graduation. He voices pride and sadness as his sons become adults, notes parents’ insight with time, and urges education, hope, and faith as guiding keys for all children.
AP analyst notes Bush enjoyed a favorable week after NATO Brussels during Europe 89, with a mixed path ahead. He backed sharp conventional cuts aimed for 1992 93 and a compromise on short range missiles. Officials frame the week as a leadership signal, not a completed agenda.
Brenda Frazier of Oakvale Elementary Chapter I Reading Lab received the Mercer County Public Schools Reading Teacher of the Year honored at the Mercer County Reading Council spring banquet. Oakvale’s JoAnna Frede presented the award praising Frazier’s dedication and cooperation.
D E Templeton district manager for Jefferson Standard Life Insurance, Bluefield, led all company agents in May 1939 and ranked eighth nationwide. He will receive an all expenses paid trip to the New York World's Fair in recognition of the achievement. Compiled by Audrey Williams of the Daily Telegraph staff.
James J. Kilpatrick notes Bush's May 15 anti crime package blends old and new ideas. Key items include a proposed good faith exception to the exclusionary rule and habeas relief reforms, plus 24 thousand federal prison beds funded by 1.7 billion dollars.
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