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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1998
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents consensus on the First Amendment freedoms. It cites Congress shall make no law respecting establishment or prohibiting free exercise, or abridging speech or press. Publisher Steve Smith and Executive Editor Thomas A Colley approve.
Editorial urges immediate action on two dangerous spots along U S Route 460 near Princeton with rising congestion from I 77 traffic and weekend tourists. DOH plans for Oakvale Road Ambrose Lane target spring 1999. Locust Street lighting and signals need attention to improve access to Mercer County gateway routes.
Washington. Kenneth Starr urged lawyers to resist impeding truth in defending clients, saying truth is the foundation of justice. He contrasted this with others who use privilege to shield clients and warned that manipulation of the system can become obstruction. The remarks came amid debates over the Clinton investigation and attorney client privilege.
Letter writer urges a June 10 walk from Mullens with a coal bucket to rally opposition to the Kyoto Protocol arguing it will cost West Virginia coal and natural gas jobs and shift energy production to developing nations. He urges readers to write the White House and oppose ratification.
Cal Thomas argues that the Clinton White House uses plain language to evasively delay the Starr investigation and undermine executive and attorney client privileges. He cites editorials from The New York Times and The Washington Post labeling the maneuvers as a White House legal dodge and a lie about cooperation.
Washington news notes Republican splits over a tobacco tax bill and a looming omnibus package as Democrats seek to frame them as big-spending. Senate debates juvenile justice overhaul while presidential hopefuls gather in Cedar Rapids. Starr report uncertainties linger as legal battles delay action this year. EPA links fluoride in water to behavior, crime, and health concerns amid funding.
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