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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1992
Page
4
The newspaper states that the opinions in the columns reflect the consensus of the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board with J Stanley Warren as publisher and Thomas A Colley as executive editor. The passage cites the First Amendment text and credits the editors for the stance on press and expression.
U S Senator Jay Rockefeller will escort a group of at least 10 industrialists on a July 7 Discover the Real West Virginia tour through Raleigh and Mercer counties. The delegation includes COOs and gov ernment affairs reps to showcase Mercer and Raleigh and attract business. Local chambers coordinate and United Way aims for a $500000 fund- raising goal to aid 40 area agencies amid governmental cuts.
Tom Colley of the Daily Telegraph contrasts Kennedy’s assassination with Watergate. He notes renewed doubts since the Oliver Stone film and recalls Nixon’s downfall as investigative reporting clarified. The piece questions whether a coup could have occurred and emphasizes enduring mystery.
A reader rebuts a Saturday letter arguing for public smoking restrictions. The writer cites studies on passive smoke harm, notes state rights to regulate health risks, and compares tobacco costs to other environmental toxins. It argues for balanced access and acknowledges insurance surcharges for smokers while stressing shared health costs.
A Daily Telegraph poll of 100 area residents finds 22 percent favor Clinton, 19 percent undeclared, 15 percent for Bush, and 44 percent unsure. It notes 59 percent support allowing Perot petition signatures from primary voters. The survey highlights uncertainty as Perot gains attention.
Cal Thomas analyzes the Willie Horton II dynamic in 1992 campaign coverage. He argues liberal Democrat attacks from Sister Souljah and Arsenio Hall shape public perception, while Jesse Jackson and black leaders skew representation of black Americans. Clinton must resist intimidation to avoid handing momentum to opponents.
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