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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1998
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a Bible quote from Proverbs 13 24 alongside a note that opinions in the columns reflect the editorial consensus. The excerpt includes a U S Constitution clause on religious freedom and free expression as part of the page content.
The WV crime index shows declines for prior periods but urges caution. The West Virginia State Police report notes January to June data from last year are preliminary and full 1997 figures will come in a future annual Crime in West Virginia report.
Two of the nation’s largest unions the National Education Association and the American Federation of Teachers weigh a merger that would create a broader labor force. More than 10,000 NEA delegates vote July 5 on the plan with a two thirds approval needed. state affiliates vary in support.
Letters praise the Bluefield Area Foundation as a community fund that acts as a donor designated conduit for gifts and a convener for partnerships. Debbie Faber and Richard Ammar lead the foundation with a board and advisory group, as they learn from a Winston-Salem presentation by the Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation.
Ann McFeatters reports that Americans want the truth about Clinton’s lies under oath, not sex. The piece notes the $50 million probe, Starr’s pending report, and the political calendar as the nation weighs adultery, perjury, and leadership amid global crises.
Amid debate at the Southern Baptist annual gathering in Salt Lake City, leaders consider amending the Baptist Faith and Message to declare wives should submit to their husbands leadership while men provide, protect, and lead. Critics urge mutual submission and warn against returning to past limits on women.
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