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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1994
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a publisher and executive editor note tied to a constitutional rights proclamation. A biblical verse is quoted urging the healed to return home and share the Lord's deeds with friends.
Editorial notes West Virginia once had the nation's lowest crime rate but cites a surge in violent crime since 1990, especially among ages 15 to 24, with juvenile murder arrests up 85 percent. Proposals include family strengthening, community policing, keeping hard-core criminals jailed, and better agency cooperation. A death-penalty decision will come later.
This column recalls June milestones from D-Day and Churchill quotes to John Wayne’s death, Lockerbie, and Pearl S Buck’s birthday. It ties June into memory and national events while noting Eddie Steele’s playful “Air-Conditioned City” fantasy and Father’s Day.
Eula F Hawley argues the right to life from conception, opposing abortion funding and urging moral duty to protect life. Ned Baker recalls Saipan and D Day memories, praising coverage of another war in the Pacific and gratitude for the remembrance by the paper.
Paula Jones sues President Clinton in a civil case likely to reach the Supreme Court while a parallel street fight unfolds with a White House private investigator probing Jones. Clinton aides fear damaging disclosures, and Jones' credibility is questioned by allies, timing, and political leverage in a high stakes clash over presidential immunity and public image.
Robert Blair Kaiser laments the erosion of local papers amid media consolidation and the shift to content providers. He argues for strong, local journalism that informs, unites, and reflects community values, suggesting occasional prayers on front pages as a tradition worth preserving.
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