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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1998
Page
12
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a consensus view on free expression and assembly citing the First Amendment. It includes a Bible verse from Luke 18 1 and an executive note from Thomas A Colley.
A Boston judge recommends bright orange bumper stickers on vehicles of convicted drunken drivers to deter repeat offenses. Critics warn the plan risks punishing innocent drivers and question its wisdom and practicality as a legitimate deterrent.
Preston Burton of Princeton and H Marshall Jarrett of Bluefield are spotlighted as hometown connections drive prominent legal paths. Jarrett named chief of the Justice Department Office of Professional Responsibility, while Burton joins Cacheris as partner after a stint in the U S District Court.
A letter cites Proverbs 3 11 12 advising that chastening is a lifelong parental duty for loving correction. It urges using wisdom, cosigning as a lesson tool, and notes biblical verses from Proverbs 22 6 Ephesians 6 2 3 Luke 15 and Matthew 16 26 to urge honoring parents and prioritizing the soul over worldly gains.
A debate over federal grand juries pits scholars and defense lawyers against prosecutors. Proposals include letting witnesses bring lawyers, arming grand juries with independent counsel, and broader reforms to restore neutrality, with senators like Dale Bumpers calling for renewed congressional scrutiny after the Starr era.
Chelyen Davis reflects on a career shift from student intern to full time journalist covering Richlands and Buchanan County. She describes leaving waiting tables and other gigs behind, embracing the first real job, and finding belonging in Bluefield. She values independence, community ties, and the career path ahead.
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