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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1997
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus on limits of government power over religion and free expression, alongside a religious quotation from Luke 23 34. The publisher and executive editor are named as Steve Smith and Thomas A Colley.
Editorial urges action against illiteracy as a crisis affecting health care jobs and children's futures. Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce Literacy Awareness Committee sponsors Turn the Page with speakers including Secretary Ken Hechler. Local readers are invited to join the program tonight in Bluefield.
A reader from Princeton WV argues that home taught values endure, decries abortion as morality decay, and calls America to uphold the Bill of Rights in a Christian framework. He cites Luke 16 19 26 and urges awakening to bless those less fortunate. Barry S Duncan signs the letter.
Ike Southern rushed to the Town Square with his banjo case for a last minute substitute at the SummerFest kickoff. The ruse crowned him Beau of SummerFest after Emilie Holroyd helped stage a surprise, while Emilie’s grandson watched and the crowd enjoyed a banjo harmonica finale.
Dale McFeathers argues that life statutes of limitations urge early resume building and schooling. He satirically imagines IBM hiring from ever younger grades, tying future employment to transcripts and coursework, while warning about life on the wrong side of the bridge to the 21st century.
Washington insiders warn the Bureau of Indian Affairs mismanages billions in tribal royalties held in a decades old trust fund. A federal class action could force a multibillion dollar cleanup. Paul Homan proposed creating a semi private agency to run the fund with modern accounting. BIA Interior oppose ceding control, risking jobs for American Indian workers. John McCain backs Homan's plan as better than the status quo.
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