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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1997
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus opinion on current matters. A Bible verse from Psalms 63:1 accompanies the page, with Steve Smith as publisher and Thomas A Colley as executive editor.
The piece critiques federal rules governing discipline for disabled students and gun or weapon offenses, noting a 45 day suspension for gun infractions remains in place while non disabled peers face longer punishments. It urges more state and local control to address varied classroom realities and calls out limited authority for officials to manage disruptive students.
A two day Hardwoods Expo launches at the Brushfork Armory with a saw mill exhibit and many displays from the wood processing industry. Mercer County Development Authority Director Janet Bailey says this year’s event is larger than ever and invites the public to attend.
A reader argues that attempting to humiliate people does not persuade or win support. The letter urges constructive dialogue and respectful discussion to influence opinions rather than shaming opponents.
A local letter accuses the Tazewell County PSA of ruthless tactics to collect signatures for the Baptist Valley Water Project. It notes an extension beyond the deadline, questions a board member's proposal to print unsigned residents, and argues personal finance and motives shape resistance. The writer condemns public shaming and urges respect for those unable or unwilling to sign.
Pentagon background checks on recruits have deteriorated over a decade allowing murderers and felons into service. Government documents warn that many with serious arrest records may gain SECRET clearances, despite past laws and efforts to prevent crooks from enlisting.
A Washington commentary argues Clinton appears unshaken amid court battles over Paula Jones, White House finances probes, and indictments. Pollster Mark Penn says approval remains near record highs as Clinton tours Europe and pushes domestic reform, avoiding public panic and projecting strength.
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