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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1994
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents the editorial stance on current issues. Publisher Steve Smith and Executive Editor Thomas A Colley authorize the board's opinions. A biblical quote about unfitness for the kingdom is included in the columns.
The editorial endorses Virgil Goode for Virginia state senate noting his patient, practical, Virginia rooted approach. It praises his integrity, morality, and family values while warning that his style may lack rapid rhetoric but promises honest public service and a fresh start for Virginia in Washington.
Letter thanks students parents teachers and officials for a successful school year and praises the DARE Drug Free Jamboree at Tazewell High School stadium. Applauds Sheriff Johnson CARE program and CADRE SAAC councils for collaboration and honors fifth graders pledging drug and alcohol free lives.
President Clinton told 7,000 Romans he stood where Romulus walked, a mythic error that sparked light ridicule. The media largely ignored the gaffe, a contrast commentators would have likely drawn if Dan Quayle had made the same remark.
Tom Colley, executive editor of the Daily Telegraph, reflects on graduation as a turning point. He contrasts the relief of freedom with the anxiety of independence, college or work, housing choices, money, peer influence, and the long road ahead shaping future success or failure.
Washington political strains grow as Harold Ickes ramps up outreach on health care reform while Clinton weighs talks with Senate Finance leaders. IRA policy faces pushback amid scope fights. RTC pay disparities spark new criticism as construction plans threaten the Capitol steps overhaul.
Cal Thomas argues Oliver North could bring needed leadership to the Senate as Republican tensions flare over his nomination. He contends moderates and liberals fear a strong ideological stance, while North’s detractors may pursue self interest. The piece defends North’s potential to energize voters and compel fellow senators to lead.
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