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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1996
Page
4
The piece presents a constitutional passage on religious freedom and a Bible quote about Levi from the Gospel. It identifies the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board as the source of opinions and lists Steve Smith as publisher and Thomas A Colley as executive editor.
Editorial urges public input for the two studies in the city plan update. Forums are tonight 7 9 at Mt. Zion Baptist Church Peck and Bedford and Tuesday 4 30 6 30 at Bluefield city hall. Woolpert Inc will guide the process with community needs shaping the outcome.
A son memorializes his father, describing a coal miner and lifelong learner whose discipline, humor, and honesty shaped his family. The narrative recalls a move to Florida, battles with black lung and cancer, and a dignified acceptance of death. Jim Terry, Daily Telegraph weekend editor, signs off with Father’s Day wishes.
A letter argues curriculum should emphasize reading, writing, and arithmetic over computers and sports while acknowledging the value of physical education. It notes Princeton High School Soccer coach Everett Bailey and Coalfield Conference football coach Ted Spadaro receiving awards, praising the recognition for local teams and athletes.
Former RTC spokesman and FDIC deputy director Steve Katsanos faced a silencing order after his August 1994 Whitewater testimony. He was told to avoid press contact and stripped of duties, as FDIC officials cited political fallout from Madison Guaranty and the Clintons.
Bob Dole signals a break with hard line GOP conservatives as he declares he will not be bossed by right wing salivators and aims to broaden support. He battles abortion foes while courting independents and wary Republicans. Dole backs John Warner in Virginia amid party tensions.
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