Editorial Board Note and biblical quotation
The piece features a Daily Telegraph Editorial Board disclaimer and credits publisher and executive editor. It includes a biblical verse urging Israel to return to the Lord and serve Him, promising deliverance from the Philistines.
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Samuel
House of Israel
Ashtaroth
Dropping Out and School Reform Call for Action
An editorial notes 40 percent of boys and 29 percent of girls aged 15 to 17 are behind or not graduating. It urges targeted efforts like Project Y.E.S. to boost self esteem and learning, citing its use in Bluefield and other cities to keep youth in school and support community learning.
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Project Y.E.S
West Virginia University
Floyd Jones
Bluefield
Tiffany Manor
Charleston
Wheeling
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Rockefeller Speaks On Clinton Veep Prospects In 1992
Rockefeller confirms talks with Clinton campaign about a possible vice presidency and discusses health care policy, family considerations, and the potential eight year span in government. He defends Clinton’s ticket and criticizes Perot while noting Bush’s declining poll position.
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Jay
Rockefeller
Democratic Party
Arkansas
Bill Clinton
West Virginia
Clinton
Washington, D.C
Senate
Ross Perot
Perot
Bush
Watergate memories and the Nixon era linger in 20th anniversary reflections
The piece recalls how Watergate reshaped politics, detailing media scrutiny, White House attacks, and covert operations. It highlights figures like Spiro Agnew and George Bush, notes CIA investigations under Project Maddden, and marks key moments leading to the McCord note to Judge Sirica. Jack Anderson and Michael Einstein are identified as columnists.
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Ashington
Winston
Washington
White House
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Republican National Committee
George Bush
Nixon
Maxwell
CIA
Richard Helms
Anderson
United States
H.R. Haldeman
Jack Caulfield
Haldeman
Caulfield
Gene Smith
Pentagon
Beoread
Daniel Ellsberg
Jack Anderson
Central Intelligence Agency
Oval Office
John Ehrlichman
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
John Dean
Edgar
Hoover
James McCord
U.S
John Sirica
McCord
Yeltsin admits Sverdlovsk anthrax link before arms talk
Prudent skepticism remains as Boris Yeltsin confirms a 1979 Sverdlovsk military lab accident released deadly anthrax spores. He cites the facility’s move and ongoing toxin development, while critics question Soviet compliance and future Russian honesty in disarmament bids.
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Boris Yeltsin
Russia
Washington
Bush
Sverdlovsk
Siberian
Carter
Moscow
Kremlin
Yeltsin
America
Congress
Reagan
Mikhail Gorbachev
U.S
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
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