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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1995
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents opinions on the First Amendment freedoms including religion speech press assembly and petition. Executive editor Thomas A Colley notes the columns express board consensus while a biblical quote from Luke 17 17 18 accompanies the piece.
The piece argues for careful trimming of the Commerce Department rather than abrupt abolition. It notes the department’s small share of federal spending and workforce while warning that Census Bureau transfer to Treasury risks independence. It urges thorough public scrutiny of Republican plans to disband agencies and reassign duties.
Richard Grimes argues against scrapping welfare and urges reform to emphasize helping people stand on their own. He recalls welfare’s origin during hard times, warns against returning to mass poverty, and calls for a system that teaches self sufficiency while providing targeted aid.
A 19 year old graduate of Pocahontas High School and Southwest Virginia Community College student argues for a proposed prison site. She claims it would revive enrollment in schools and churches, attract new businesses, and provide decent jobs, sustaining families and preventing the area's decline.
The Serb writer Milovan Djilas, 83, renowned dissident and author, lived through Tito era power, prison, and wartime leadership. He urged democracy and human rights, warned against Milosevic's sectarianism, and urged peace amid civil war, insisting hope endures. Columnists Jack Anderson and Michael Einstein note his influence and philosophy.
Sharon Randall reflects on the film and novel Bridges of Madison County. She notes Meryl Streep and Clint Eastwood deliver strong performances that elevate the story beyond its controversial premise. Randall praises the mature romance while warning the tale questions fidelity and its cultural impact.
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