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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1996
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board states the editorial opinions below. A biblical quote from Luke 5 31 32 is cited about repentance and healing, framing the piece as a stated consensus on liberty and religion in the public sphere.
The piece argues hate groups have shown capacity for horrific acts and notes 123 houses of worship burned over five years across many states. It stresses arsonists are often lone individuals, urges vigorous law enforcement to find responsible parties, and cautions against assuming a racist group is behind all incidents while acknowledging possible motives.
Larry Hypes notes fascination with the extraordinary from a farm store display of “The Greatest Horse in the World” to stars like Sirius and Pup. He cites massive scales and forces from earthquakes to the Great Wall and Pyramid, pairing vivid examples with a Daily Telegraph column voice.
Letter writer argues funds for new schools should cover adjustments to existing buildings like Cumberland Heights Elementary to save money for classroom needs. They question Ramsey Elementary's fate and emphasize its central location and history. The writer also responds to a June 6 Bluefield Telegraph editorial praising Howard St. Clair’s regional impact.
In a Senate farewell, Bob Dole urged bipartisan action to fix Medicare and curb fraud. He cited GAO findings of doctors labs and suppliers abusing the system, threatening future elderly care, and proposed tightening oversight to save up to 100 million over six years.
A humorous column portrays the Clinton White House as haunted by the File Fairy. Billing records vanish then reappear, FBI files surface, and notes disappear, blamed on mischievous ghosts amid Washington intrigue and a tease toward Chelsea Clinton.
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