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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1995
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus view on current issues. Executive editor Thomas A. Colley signs as the executive editor, noting that the opinions reflect the board's position rather than a single author.
An editorial notes more than 43 000 tallied from 64 Leaders Club members as United Way of the Virginias begins a 500 000 goal. A Bluefield Country Club reception set the tone with community leaders optimistic about another successful drive and support for 30 plus local agencies. It frames giving as an investment in Four Seasons Country’s quality of life.
The Vista de la Montana United Methodist Church pastor says the sanctuary over a former Titan II missile silo is a fitting peacemaking symbol. He notes the Titan II helped deter evil regimes for 40 years, while acknowledging the complex balance of peace and fear in history. The Catalina Arizona note hints at broader reflections.
Letters praise mindful remembrance of veterans and the ongoing guardians of freedom. Wind roared through microphones during the 11 o clock Memorial Day observance at Resthaven Cemetery in Princeton as Vietnam Veterans Color Guard took the stage and West Virginia Attorney General Darrel McGraw spoke. The ceremony honored veterans from Civil War to the present and thanked military personnel in attendance, with gratitude extended to the Lowen Group for preserving Resthaven.
Idaho tribe seeks a 36 state plus DC toll free 800 number for an Indian run National Lottery by phone amid state and federal legal ambiguities. West Virginia may challenge. DoJ deems cyberspace casinos illegal. Industry figures predict growth but warn of social costs. Major carriers weigh blocking 800 access. associations call telephonic betting illegal. Richard Grimes reports from Charleston Daily Mail.
Princeton resident Bill Berdine, a columnist and author, compares U S actions in Bosnia and other Cold War era interventions to Vietnam. He argues the nation clung to embargos, repeated costly mistakes, and pursued multilateral fixes that failed to resolve root causes.
Washington column recalls Margaret Chase Smith the first woman elected to both houses who stood up to McCarthy in 1950. The piece highlights her defiance on the Senate floor, later battles, humor, and impact, with notes on Pearson and Anderson as columnists.
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