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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1997
Page
4
The text states the U S Constitution establishment clause and free exercise rights with a note that editorial opinions reflect the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board. It also includes a Bible verse from Proverbs about discipline and loving guidance.
Editorial urges graduates to stay in southern West Virginia and southwest Virginia as schools expand local work programs. It notes aging guidance to move away is fading with economic diversification. Community leaders, educators, and businesses push retention and local opportunity to avoid long separations after commencement.
Richard Grimes argues West Virginia should support Tamarack, despite near 1 million dollars debt after its first year. He cites high visitor interest, repeat customers from multiple states, and potential for future profit, urging patience over immediate shutdown.
A letter to the editor argues for a major four lane highway from Huntington to Bluefield to unlock coalfields. It urges building from both ends toward the middle, prioritizing I 73/74 over Beckley to Grundy, and demands sustained financing from local state and national leaders to spur economic development and transportation access.
Cal Thomas argues the Ralston adultery should not disqualify him from Joint Chiefs of Staff. He contrasts Ralston’s honesty with Lt. Flinn’s conduct, urges strengthening rather than softening the Uniform Code of Military Justice, and stresses leadership through ethical standards. He says the military must explain why moral code matters for leadership and national service.
Washington reports Gen Joseph Ralston’s near nomination collapse after adultery revelations amid broader gunlock reform fights. FBI chief Louis Freeh supports safety locks as Charlton Heston vows to fight. Budgets and ethics loom over campaign reform as Bennett weighs a 2008 presidential run.
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