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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1993
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board states the column opinions reflect a consensus. It references a constitutional clause preserving religious freedom and free expression, followed by a biblical quotation urging holiness.
Editorial argues Clinton withdrew Lani Guinier from head of civil rights division due to damaging writings. It criticizes White House screening failures and says Gore minimized attacks while urging a better future with David Gergen arriving to reshape staff.
A Washington opinion argues the $133,644 congressional salaries are deserved and notes the burdens of living between Wisconsin and D.C. The author explains the costs of maintaining two homes and the financial strain on a representative balancing family and duties. The piece defends pay as fair given duties, housing, and relocation costs.
Kevin Keane reports from Washington on the disparity between congressional salaries and private sector pay. He notes most lawmakers are in mid career with families and college costs, earning about 133,644 including stock options, while private firms offer higher compensation and fewer conflicts of interest limits.
A West Virginia reader letters to The Daily Telegraph criticize Medicaid policy, accuse reporters of bias, question omissions of a sponsor's name, and urge accountability of Delegate Huffman and state leaders. The writer warns the 300,000 affected may lose health care if the amendment stands and notes upcoming elections.
Ann McFeatters argues the White House bears accountability for Clinton's mixed signals and policy shifts, not the press. The columnist contends a hostile press is blamed by Clinton aides, but the real issue is presidential judgment, consistency, and leadership in a modern media age.
B J Cutler reports that President Kim Young Sam, elected civilian leader in 32 years, shut the Blue House golf courses and ends lavish entertainment. He limits pricey dining and reformers seek restraint on bribes and unexplained wealth, while net effects unfold across government and business circles.
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