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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1994
Page
4
The content presents the First Amendment text and states the opinions below reflect the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board. It also includes a Bible quote from Galatians 6 2 about bearing one another it fulfills the law of Christ.
Editorial flags a mixed U S Postal Service record with 580 million pieces daily and 690000 staff. It notes rising deficits near 2 billion, possible stamp hikes from 29 to 32 cents, leadership changes, and blame on autocratic management and lax worker motivation, while Mercer County shows better local service.
Gregory S Prudic from Princeton West Virginia appeals for a nationwide return to civility honesty and honor. He argues individuals must take up the yoke of social justice and economic security and live with duties alongside rights to revive the American Revolution dream.
Jim Terry, special projects editor of the Daily Telegraph, writes about restlessness, health scares in the family, and a Georgia movie trip. Dale, his older brother in Kingsport Tennessee, suffered a heart attack, shares smoking lessons, and recovery. He recalls hospital drug effects and a rash. The piece closes with a Georgia visit to son Brian in Norcross and a witty movie night after seeing Maverick at a mall theater.
The Daily Telegraph will publish letters on matters of public interest. Letters must be brief and include signature address and phone number. No pen names or anonymous submissions. Names will not be withheld. Letters may be edited to fit space and printed once per writer each month.
Justice Department bankruptcy attorneys expanded their Washington offices at the cost of taxpayers. Ripped-out small offices and costly remodels totaled over 247 thousand dollars. Extra expenses included a 5000 dollar planter and luxury interior features. GAO notes moments of waste, while agency leaders pledge prudent spending. Collected observations from Jack Anderson and Michael Einstein.
Leonard E. Larsen critiques the Consumer Product Safety Commission for warning about inline skates. He argues adults risk their own safety and public spaces, while noting injuries and two deaths this year. He compares to gun fatalities and mocks bureaucratic pontification.
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