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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1998
Page
4
The text presents the First Amendment protections on religion speech press assembly and petition. It attributes opinions to the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board with Steve Smith as publisher and Thomas A. Colley as executive editor. It includes a Bible quote from Joshua 1 verse 9 urging courage and assurance of God’s presence.
Editorial laments MCCOA's loss of funding and the planned closure of the Multi-Purpose Senior Center in Princeton. The board cites dwindling income and a federal funding shortfall for Older Americans Act programs, while Appalachian Area Agency on Aging pledges to continue some services. Local officials hope other agencies fill the gap for seniors.
West Virginia should permit carryover of controversial bills to the next legislative session to allow more study and avoid rushed final days. Lawmakers, amid calls for more school funding and a part time legislature, could carry over measures with limits, review in the first half of next session, and seek town input to gauge constituent views. Richard Grimes, political writer.
A reader argues that Christians face discrimination in America, noting a Dade County Florida case where a couple paid a $500 fine for a private home Bible study. The writer defends worship rights, warns against government overreach, and urges unity to protect religious freedoms.
Washington debates over civilian export controls on high tech used by the Chinese military unfold as Congress probes satellite deals and waivers. officials defend actions as national interest while critics warn of security risks and missile advancements tied to China launches.
Congress stalls on tobacco litigation with major trials in Florida and settlements shaping the legal climate. Lawmakers clash over arts funding abortion family planning and school choice while Pentagon moves to green ID cards for reservists and base libraries face closures. Budget cuts push use of government credit cards among employees. Louis Caldera’s Army nomination highlights recruit training debates.
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