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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1994
Page
5
The column states the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board expresses consensus on opinions. It cites a Bible verse from Deuteronomy 16 17 to frame the message and includes byline details for Steve Smith as Publisher and Thomas A Colley as Executive editor.
Editorial notes the Freedom from Religion Foundation seeks to remove In God We Trust from currency, arguing First Amendment issues. It warns rights groups may reshape life as new rules arise, then questions consequences if money itself is banned for religious content.
Richard Grimes, Charleston Daily Mail columnist, argues against surveys ranking West Virginia as least livable. He says dwelling in the mountains offers varied appeal, cites dangers of coal mining, crime comparisons with big cities, and praises the state’s small size for feasible problem solving.
Letters urge preserving WV’s distinctive license plate design with the outline and motto Wild Wonderful to reflect regional pride. Readers contest changes proposed by government and seek action from Transportation Department and Governor Caperton. Class of 1994 Pocahontas High School grads thank donors for Project Graduation, noting tax deductibility and community support.
The Daily Telegraph will publish letters on public matters. Letters must be short and include the writer’s signature address and phone number. Pen names and anonymous letters will not be published under any circumstance.
A decades old CIA project code named Grand Plot studied Egyptian CBW antidotes from captured Soviet gear. The TAB antidote, tied to benadyzine, led the Army to replace atropine injectors, despite NATO warnings. Bulgarian produced injectors, misread as Soviet, caused a costly error in chemical defense.
Paul Craig Roberts argues that while Dan Rostenkowski faces embezzlement charges, the broader crime is Congress itself. He claims expansive indictments mask the real issue: voter demand and self policing are failing, undermining liberty and tax system integrity. He urges zero tolerance and voter action.
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