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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1992
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board states opinions in the columns. The page includes a Bible verse about leaving father and mother and cleaving to one flesh, emphasizing unity in marriage and divine joining.
Editorial urges support for a nationwide petition to the Socialist Republic of Vietnam ambassador demanding unilateral efforts to return American prisoners and missing personnel. It notes 2166 servicemen still listed missing and cites support from U S Senator Charles Robb. The piece backs signing and delivering the petition to Trinh Xuan Lang and commends the Blue Gray Chapter No 628 for organizing the local push.
Weather hampers the Daily Telegraphs Music in the Square opening with cancellations earlier in the week. Donna Charles plans a special program featuring a jingle adopted by Princeton for city promotions and the event includes a food drive for the needy.
West Virginia Garden Club officials urge respect for roadside flowers. The program Wildflowers, started in 1990, funds planting statewide with clubs and public donations. State law bans picking flowers within 300 feet of highways, carrying a $50 fine or up to three months in jail.
In Maryland 1st District the incumbent Rep. Wayne Gilchrest with a small campaign war chest faces former NBA star and Rhodes scholar Tom McMillen. The race highlights a clash of personalities over redistricting and funding, with McMillen outraising and challenging Gilchrest on a conservative Eastern Shore seat in a year of potential turnover.
President Bush plans a three phase campaign, starting with a midcourse focus on air time and issues, avoiding attacks on Perot and Clinton until after Labor Day. He aims to show experience, defend defenses, and police global hot spots, then switch to an aggressive stance against foes. Ann McFeathers remarks noted.
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