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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1997
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents the U S Constitution First Amendment text and a Bible verse from Psalms 90. Publisher Steve Smith and Executive Editor Thomas A Colley are listed. The column states the opinions are the board consensus.
The piece argues for immediate full disclosure of all donation sources and amounts. It objects to a Clinton move to ban soft money via the FEC, endorsing legislative path and asserting that voters Are capable of self governance.
The speaker, a 53 year old city editor, reflects on aging and memory. He recalls writing a poem about striving and reaching for elusive goals, and feels both youthful vitality and the weight of time. He notes how life and companions change as years slip by and wonders how he arrived here.
Mercer County Clerk Rudolph D. Jennings defends county records and public access to detailed 911 funds reports. He rebukes political motivation in a letter to the editor by Athens police protection questions about John Rapp.
Washington officials warn that illicitly held Soviet era nuclear material and Iran's Manhattan Project style drive push the United States toward worst case scenarios. CIA and State Department reports link Iran to covert bomb development, with warheads and international expert involvement amid parallel production networks across multiple agencies.
A columnist shares Grandmother wisdom for graduates and newlyweds. The piece retells ten practical maxims on honesty, kindness, responsibility, appearance, and living an interesting life. It underscores timeless values with personal anecdotes and ends with congratulations.
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