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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1994
Page
4
The text presents a Bible quote from Proverbs 12 18 and notes the opinions of the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board with Steve Smith as Publisher and Thomas A Colley as Executive editor. It references a constitutional limit on law respecting religion speech press assembly and redress of grievances.
Editorial argues the Tazewell County Board should commit to an $8,000 yearly grant for the Tazewell County Association for Retarded Citizens. The group provides services for special education, summer programs, parent support, and informational newsletters. The board cannot bind future years, so a four year funding pledge is proposed to secure reliable support for handicapped citizens.
Richard Grimes notes West Virginia faces both good and bad implications from $28.4 million ahead of forecast in tax receipts and highway overages. He flags possible state waste, fuel and business taxes, and potential political backlashes including calls for term limits if excess funds are misused. He also discusses gambling battles involving riverboats, racetracks, and The Greenbrier.
Evelyn Harman of Abingdon Va commends the Crab Orchard Museum and Pioneer Park for its recent growth. She notes the leadership of former director Nelle Bundy and current director Ross Weeks, praising staff member Michelle Gills and the educational value for area students from Memorial School in Bluefield.
The piece argues that beyond legal courts there is a universal verdict awaiting every person. It compares human punishment to divine judgment, warning against condemnation of others. It cites Romans 3:23 and Matthew 7:1 3 to urge humility and love for enemies, noting everyone is ultimately accountable before God.
CIA and analysts warn the Pacific Rim is the only region where arms sales have surged over five years, with Japan Indonesia Malaysia Singapore South Korea Taiwan and Thailand boosting defense spending from 31.7 to 51.4 billion dollars amid rising regional tension.
Leonard E. Larsen critiques President Clinton for repeated small lies and reversals on China and Haiti policies. The piece argues that petty falsehoods erode credibility, with incidents from White House firings to the travel office and a helicopter trip highlighting a culture of deception.
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