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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1994
Page
4
The passage cites a constitutional cause on religious freedom and press rights. The editorials express board consensus on governance, followed by a Bible quote about loyalty and discernment from 1 John 2 19 in a daily devotional note.
The $15 million Tamarack center planned near Beckley aims to boost southern West Virginia with West Virginia crafted goods. The West Virginia Parkways Authority funds $7 million from turnpike accounts and $8 million in tax exempt bonds, predicting hundreds of jobs and about $29 million in first year economic activity. Construction starts in August with opening in 1996, hoping to attract thousands of out of state travelers. The project faces public debate over its cost and regional benefits.
The article covers Belle and Beau of Summerfest crowned next Wednesday at Music in the Square. Miss and Little Miss SummerFest make formal appearances, with entertainers Larry Gilpin and Brenda Stratten performing, a noon children's story hour, and prize drawings by Jim Holland. It notes nominations for senior citizen contributors and recalls last year’s winners.
A reader laments perceived national decline arguing the country is disarming, failing to support veterans, eroding faith in God and families, and wasting money on foreign concerns while domestic needs and water systems crumble. They rail against state officials and water authority decisions and question local services. The letter ends with a personal note about long-term water quality.
The Daily Telegraph will publish letters on matters of public interest. Letters should be as short as possible and must contain the signature, address and phone number of the writer to be considered for publication.
Washington columnist notes Tony Hall reports that Rwanda's two month slaughter may reach genocide levels. He urges labeling acts as genocide under 1948 treaty, warns of legal and international implications while UN and Pentagon delays hinder action. Reflections on refugee flows and ongoing ethnic violence frame the piece.
The piece argues that governments deny genocidal crimes in Bosnia until media pressure mounts, then defer to the United Nations which lacks power and funds to enforce justice. It condemns U.N. delays, cites the Hague tribunal’s limited reach, and highlights hypocrisy on Rwanda and Cambodia while noting U.S. selective attention to genocide.
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