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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1996
Page
6
The article presents the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus on opinions printed below. It includes a biblical proverb and credits Steve Smith as Publisher and Thomas A Colley as Executive Editor.
Woolport Inc plans a two part update to Avielies 1974 comprehensive plan a general land use plan citywide and a Northside neighborhood revitalization plan. Project manager Will Ballard says public forums will be held and completion targets set for late September or early October.
A letter argues U S leadership in world affairs hinges on active UN involvement. It warns against exiting the UN, likening a world without treaties or courts to chaos and anarchy. The author cites postwar aims, General Assembly workings, and notable UN milestones to defend continued participation.
A column of topic prompts on politics and public policy from Virginia and West Virginia. Debates range from the Warner Miller primary and Dole Clinton polling to juvenile inmate housing and bee shortages with multiple data points and an author note from Tom Colley.
In a feature from Cal Thomas, Diane Barnett, an African American teen in Landover Maryland, defies hardship from an unstable home and neighborhood. After aiding a wounded officer and identifying the suspect, she faced community snubs but received local support that helped her catch up and graduate from Eleanor Roosevelt High School. She plans to attend college for cosmetology and open a salon, with backing from a retired officer and others who view it as an investment in her future.
In Santa Clara County, a late afternoon commute from Stanford Hospital turns surreal as a driver contemplates traffic, watches California hills turn gold after rain, and finds solace in a carpool lane. The piece reflects on resilience, smaller joys, and neighbors helping each other through hardship.
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