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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1992
Page
4
The column presents a constitutional summary about free speech press and assembly, stating opinions reflect the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board. It lists J. Stanley Warren and Thomas A. Colley as publisher and executive editor. A Bible verse from Matthew 6 33 is shown as today s quote urging God s kingdom and righteousness.
Editorial asserts write-in voting bans threaten individual freedom and meaningful participation. It cites Kennedy Blackmun and Stevens dissenters criticizing the majority ruling, arguing the decision undermines democracy, voting access, and protest candidacies amid broad ballot access in some states.
The piece muses on public fascination with unanswered questions from JFK to Loch Ness and Elvis. It argues curiosity fuels media and entertainment, notes lingering doubt about the Warren Commission, and ends with Tom Colley of the Daily Telegraph reflecting on the human urge to seek answers.
A Mercer County reader questions the Pipestem State Park water supply expansion proposing double capacity. They doubt local entertainment impact and urge consideration of outlying areas like Crane Creek and Route 20 for tourism. The letter criticizes public funds, local officials since 1971, and asks voters to weigh whether politicians serve residents or big-money projects.
Congressman Jamie Whitten aged 82 faces a forced move from chairing the House Appropriations Committee as health declines. Rep. William Natcher is slated to take the chair, with leaders insisting routine operations continue. The piece argues term limits on committee chairmen could prevent such power crises and promote reform.
Cal Thomas notes Dan Quayle frames the 1996 race around cultural issues appealing to conservatives and Southern Baptists. Quayle argues for traditional values over liberal elites, aligning with the Reagan coalition while predicting Perot as a factor and urging Bush to seize the issue.
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