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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1997
Page
4
This historical newspaper card presents the First Amendment’s core guarantees. It highlights Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. It also guards freedom of speech and of the press, and the right to assemble.
The editors argue respected symbol vs what it represents and critique House approval of a flag desecration amendment. They warn the measure could curb political expression and provoke protests, urging belief that the flag's meaning lies in underlying principles rather than cloth. They question whether 310 House members grasp those principles.
Associated Press analiza la idea de limitar a quienes vuelven a postularse tras perder en elecciones. El artículo evalúa figuras pasadas como Forbes Buchanan Perot y Gephardt, y propone límites temporales para candidatos no electos, con ejemplos de campañas y trayectorias políticas.
A Bluefield State College editor argues sports overemphasis harms students. He cites late returns from away games, sleep deprivation, missed classes, and prolonged recovery from injuries. He urges parents to ensure sports align with the child’s wishes and academic priorities.
Ann McFeatters examines how Clinton's presidency splits Democratic ranks between New and Old Crats as he moves toward the middle. The piece notes budget gains, crime and welfare stances, fundraising controversies, and the challenge of regaining Congress amid a shifting party identity.
Bonnie Erbe notes Secretary of State Madeleine Albright delivered a stirring talk on world and family affairs, highlighting women at work and the limits of progress. She praised Albright’s openness and humor while urging continued action toward gender equality in treaties and leadership roles.
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