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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1993
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board states consensus opinions on columns. A Bible quotation from Luke 6 42 is printed with the phrase Let me pull out the mote that is in thine eye.
The Bell Street water and sewer upgrade in Princeton serves 36 households and opens 25 acres for future housing. The Small Cities Block Grant funded about 350000 of the 408300 original estimate, leaving 60000 to shift to a Wickham Avenue bridge project pending a public hearing tonight at 7 30 pm in city hall. Municipal efficiency noted as funds came in under estimates. Summerfest 93 festival kickoff and Music in the Square set for midweek, with planned events Friday through Sunday and navy extended programming.
The Daily Telegraph reports Princeton's largest SummerFest begins Wednesday with Music in the Square featuring three top local singers. The event runs through the weekend with activities for all ages, including Reds fan meet-and-greets, a Chili Cook-Off on Saturday, and multiple volunteers honored as SummerFest ambassadors.
B J Cutler argues the Vienna World Conference on Human Rights degrades the Universal Declaration. He accuses China and allied nations of manipulating the draft to shield tyrannies, while Amnesty International and NGOs push Western diplomats to defend universal rights. The piece urges US and allied nations to prevent a flawed final statement.
Citizens denounce annual legislative onslaughts they call oppressive and tax heavy. The group cites H J R 7 referendum, debt and bonding without voter approval, and environmental overreach harming industry. They boast a low zero rating for many delegates and senators.
The Daily Telegraph will publish letters on matters of public interest. Letters must be short and include signature address and telephone number. Pen names and anonymous letters will not be used. Names will not be withheld. Letters may be edited to fit space. Writers’ letters printed once a month.
Ann McFeatters notes easing tensions between the White House and the press as Clinton widens access, judges public gaze as part of a democracy, and seeks to balance substance with media scrutiny. He faces questions about Ginsburg and Hollywood ties while stressing mutual public service.
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