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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1992
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents opinions on free speech and press, alongside a Bible verse about Jesus healing a few sick folk amid unbelief, with J. Stanley Warren and Thomas A. Colley listed as publisher and executive editor.
Editorial notes 1990 race dynamics showing PACs backed incumbents heavily with 97 percent of House gifts and 92 percent in the Senate going to incumbents. Hubbard and Alexander defeats cited as examples of challengers overcoming large PAC advantages amid rising PAC totals and questions of accountability.
A Harleton column critiques double standards in sexual harassment discourse involving Anita Hill and Clarence Thomas. It muses on public exposure, X rated films, cable TV, and privacy, urging open debate without expanding pornography while noting attendance records for Basic Instincts.
Letters extol 21 Princeton High School track athletes who qualified in Beckley and competed in Charleston on May 29 30. Coaches Mickey West and Keith Anderson are lauded for their leadership as the writer urges more youth involvement. The letter notes exemplary conduct and zero use of alcohol or drugs.
Ralph Looney notes Perot's rising poll presence unsettles Washington cognoscenti. Eddie Mahe warns the brightness will fade, while Perot projects plain talk and strong problem solving. Voters respond to common sense rhetoric despite limited policy details.
The Senate Recording Studio in the Capitol basement operates like a mini film set with 50 staffers and 11 camera operators. It handles video press releases, public service spots, satellite interviews, and even tape delivery to C-SPAN, shaping re election messaging for incumbents.
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