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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1995
Page
6
The piece presents the Congress establishment clause and free exercise of religion as a preface to the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus. It includes the Thomas A Colley executive editor note and a Bible verse about serving two masters from Luke 16 13.
The editorial argues President Clinton used his first veto of his term to contrast with Republicans seeking a 1 percent spending cut, while proposing cuts aimed at social programs. It notes the veto as a political move to highlight a pro child image and questions the specifics of line items in education and drug free schools programs.
Patty Wilkinson led a Bluefield science center project starting with 1.67 million in startup funds and growing into a popular, nationally recognized exhibit space. Since 1994 thousands have visited, with outreach bringing Star Lab planetarium to over 11,000 students.
A reader recounts a family crisis over a mother's terminal ICU stay and the need for living wills. She explains securing No Code and Do Not Resuscitate directives, the loss of copies, and the resolve to honor her mother’s wishes. The piece urges others to formalize end of life preferences and share copies with relatives and trusted friends.
Cal Thomas argues the INS and Clinton administration widen asylum rules to include rape and domestic violence while excluding forced abortion and sterilization in China. He notes cases of Chinese women detained in Bakersfield and warns against policy parallels to past Jewish refugees, urging stricter proof for persecution.
National debate over the 1994 crime bill cools as Senate Republicans resist adding death penalty reforms to anti-terrorism measures. NRA pressure to repeal assault weapon bans faces GOP moderates, while policing funding remains popular with police groups. White House signals possible veto on reversals.
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