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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1995
Page
4
The passage presents a constitutional summary on religion speech assembly and petition. It notes the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board's consensus on opinions in the columns and lists Steve Smith as publisher and Thomas A Colley as executive editor. A Bible quote follows, invoking Increase our faith.
Editorial questions Doles stance on film culture criticizing his attack as incoherent while praising the public scrutiny of Hollywood. It notes movies like True Lies and Casper stirring debate about decency and taste, urging leaders to press for civility and respect in entertainment.
Bill Archer reflects on how music shapes emotion and memory. He recalls his brother's mixed tape with Tom Waits, Ry Cooder, Patsy Cline, and the Andrews Sisters, a hall where jazz and personal loss meet. He notes Willie Ellison's college signing, a high school swing concert, and the film Swing Kids, linking music, youth, and choices that linger through life.
In Mercer County a group seeks to void a $31 million excess levy arguing the Board of Education failed to itemize purposes as required by state law. The letter questions taxpayers’ access to spending details, criticizes procedural dismissals, and predicts the June 16 Beckley hearing, urging citizens to uphold the rule of law and accountability.
Cal Thomas argues Hollywood and the recording industry reflect society rather than destroy it. He cites surveys showing high parental concern over sexual content and violence, advocates ratings and V chips, and urges personal virtue and parental responsibility over government action to curb culture. He concludes individuals shape media choices and families set examples.
The editorial criticizes the Justice Department for downplaying legal ethics to win convictions. It cites a 1994 regulation allowing prosecutors to question suspects without lawyers, contrasts with Sixth Amendment rights, and highlights state bar actions against prosecutors. The piece frames the clash as federalism versus big government and urges Senate Republicans to remove protections for federal prosecutors.
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