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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1992
Page
4
The column contains the Bill of Rights excerpt on speech and worship, crediting the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board, with J. Stanley Warren as publisher and Thomas A. Colley as executive editor. It also presents a Bible quote from Mark 8 36 37 about profit and the soul.
The Tazewell County Board of Supervisors votes to cut the local school budget by 100000, risking negative signals to state officials and potential impact on future state funding and legal actions. Gov L Douglas Wilder urged boards against trimming education budgets despite recession.
James Barbery, Daily Telegraph Princeton bureau chief, voices a father’s perspective on Father’s Day. He reflects on responsibility, fear, and hope, urging emphasis on children’s well being, forgiveness, and world change to secure a better future for the next generation.
Harold Hayden of UMWA District 29 Beckley West Virginia appeals to the public to oppose closing U S Department of Labor black lung field offices including six in West Virginia He argues the offices ease access for aging ill miners and warns Congress must approve any closures urging action by all UMWA members and supporters to contact federal representatives
The Daily Telegraph invites letters on public matters. Submissions must include the writer’s signature address and telephone number. Pen names will not be published and anonymous letters are not considered. Names will not be withheld. Letters may be edited to fit space.
Cal Thomas argues that Ross Perot’s plan for electronic town halls and direct citizen rule threatens the constitutional republic. He recalls ancient Athens and quotes Madison Jefferson and Schaeffer to claim direct democracy collapses under fiscal lure and erodes liberty. The piece warns that a near pure democracy could endanger the republic if voters demand treasury-funded benefits.
Leonard E. Larsen notes Pat Buchanan’s aggressive challenge to President Bush reshapes the 1996 Republican race. Buchanan’s heart surgery and stubborn rhetoric blur the fight, risking him as a possible fringe figure at the GOP convention while Bush’s standing drains.
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