Daily Telegraph Editorial Board Opinion Fragment
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Editorial on Cruelty to Animals in Princeton
A brutal dog beating near Old Courthouse Road highlights ongoing animal cruelty issues. A long haired black and tan dog died six days after being found seriously wounded. Over $1,000 has been offered for information leading to arrests, as readers push for a full investigation and humane society notification.
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Princeton
Old Courthouse Road
Humane Society
Steeve
Oppose Constitutional Convention Call Warns of Danger
James B. Hutt Jr. argues in Warrenton Virginia that a constitutional convention is a trap to alter the U.S. Constitution, warns that term limits promoters seek a radical rewrite, urges readers to contact state legislators to oppose any such move, and provides contact details for more information.
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U.S
Congress
Supreme Court
Dr Baxter remembered for bedside presence at Grundy Hospital
Tom Colley recalls Dr Robert Baxter who led rounds at Grundy Hospital during the late 1970s and early 1980s. The doctor brought optimism, personal care, and medical skill, easing patient pain and earning lifelong gratitude from families including Colley’s. Baxter died after a long battle with illness in 1982.
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Dad
Black Lung
Robert Baxter
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Doc Baxter
Roanoke Memorial
Charleston
S.C
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Dole abortion plan would shift focus to helping women
Cal Thomas suggests Bob Dole should propose a pro life strategy that blends caution on a constitutional ban with concrete steps to reduce abortions. The plan would expand crisis pregnancy centers, fund free counsel and aid, promote sonograms, and run a national ad campaign showing fetal development to reassure and empower women while attracting cross party support.
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BC News
Bob Dole
Peter Jennings
Dole
Republican Party
San Diego
Peter
Dan
Tom
America
Promises and Woes Dominate U N and Capitol Hill
In an election year the article notes grand promises on tax cuts health reform and welfare while real action seems unlikely lawmakers balk at key reforms. It cites Dole on gas tax employment of U N officials and Whitewater related probes as well as a Pentagon enlistment study and a curious Capitol Hill hearing screening where most passed.
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Ashington
Bob Dole
Capitol Hill
State Department
New York
U.N
Boutros Boutros Ghali
United States
Washington
Mary Robinson
Japan
Sadako Ogata
U.N. High Commissioner For
Jim Leach
Lowa
Whitewater
Arkansas
Clinton
Mena
Barry Seal
Leach
Hearing Industries Association
Carole Rogin
Congress
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