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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1999
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board states that the column opinions reflect the board’s consensus. Publisher Steve Smith and Executive Editor Thomas A Colley are noted. The quote on religious freedom and rights is acknowledged as framing the editorial stance.
Editorial argues rankings should assess graduate job performance rather than per student spending. Concord College President Dr. Jerry Beasley urges evaluating whether graduates’ knowledge and skills prove valuable to employers, aiding students in choosing colleges and staying closer to home when suitable.
The piece muses on perpetual discontent across life in winter or summer, weather, wealth, and choices. It contrasts desire with satisfaction, noting how people chase more, faster, newer, and better, never content. It ends by naming Jim Terry as city editor of the Daily Telegraph.
A reader questions legality of selling West Virginia food stamps and urges DHS reform to prevent sales while praising volunteer parents in schools. The letter also argues for prayer in schools and calls more parents to volunteer, citing personal benefits and better student discipline.
The piece asks if Kosovo marks a new U S direction in humanitarian intervention. It weighs Clinton’s NATO-led war, its costs, and the debate over executive war powers, noting bipartisan criticism and the need for future policy clarity amid lingering international repercussions.
Dan Thomasson notes contrasting views on Herbert Hoover and Bill Clinton. The piece discusses credit blame dynamics, Clinton’s claimed achievements, welfare reform, crime rate declines, and party transformation under his tenure, with Bruce Reed outlining the president’s record and Gore as successor.
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