Editorial Board Opinions and Bible Verse Cited
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board’s consensus is presented by its members led by Terry Horne and Thomas A Colley with staff including Bob Pepalis Jim Terry Barbara Hawkins David Barker and Don Cuppett. A Biblical quote warns Pharisees about neglecting justice and mercy.
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Daily Telegraph
Terry Horne
Thomas A. Colley
Bob Pepalis
Jim Terry
Princeton
Barbara Hawkins
David Barker
Don Cuppett
Editorial on court ruling allowing after school Bible club
The Supreme Court held it unconstitutional for public schools to ban student prayer groups if other clubs are allowed. The opinion, applying the Equal Access Act of 1984, supports after school Bible meetings as voluntary, not coercive, and consistent with church state separation. The piece argues coercion is not present and endorses free exercise of religion in schools.
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Supreme Court
Omaha
Neb
Congress
United States
Message Warns Too Many Americans Remain Overweight
A national health survey reports the public largely ignores weight risks. It notes 61 percent of Americans are overweight and only about one in three engage in regular strenuous exercise, urging personal responsibility for better health.
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National Health and Fitness
Man with sign seeks work in Princeton roadside scene
Barbara Hawkins, senior writer for the Daily Telegraph, recalls a disabled coal miner from Pikeville Kentucky and Grundy Virginia begging for labor at Ambrose Lane and Oakvale Road. despite a sympathetic passerby, the planned 7:30 job meeting never happened as the man vanished with his signs and few traces left.
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Ambrose Lane
Oakvale Road
Princeton
Bere
Pikeville
Grundy
Letter Opposes Low Income Housing Near Mount Zion Church
Dr Lawrence L Beale pastor of Mount Zion Baptist Church in Bluefield WV laments a May 23 article showing officials voting to proceed with a low income housing project near his church. He argues the site could invite alcohol lounges and unsafe activities, urging unity among churches businesses and citizens to oppose the plan.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Church
Bluefield
HUD
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Lawrence L. Beale
W.va
Concord College scholars win Harry Finkleman Scholarships
Five years back in 1985 two accounting students from Concord College Brian Manning of Princeton and Peni Horn of Pineville were named recipients of the Harry Finkleman Accounting Scholarships for the 1985 86 academic year. The fund honors a retired Concord professor who taught 33 years and ran an accounting practice in Princeton.
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Concord College
Brian Manning
Princeton
Peni Horn
Pineville
Harry Finkleman
Concord
Spelling: The losing art in modern newspapers
An assessment of spelling errors in papers cites look-and-guess teaching, television, and rote memorization as factors. Examples include misprints and incorrect words from Chicago Tribune, Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel, and other outlets. Kilpatrick argues for dictionary use and caution in copy.
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Chicago Tribune
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Sun- Sentinel
Cubs
Mike Bielecki
Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Oregonian
Abdul- Jabbar
Boston Celtic
Bloomington
Ind
Herald-Times
Indiana Pacers
Cyron Nix
McKeesport
Daily News
Las Vegas Review-Journal
Denver
Washington
Vashon-Maury Island
Tucson
Ariz
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