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Editorial calls for meritorious successor to Capt Blizzard
A Mercer County editorial lauds Capt. C N Blizzard of Company D West Virginia State Police for 27 years of service and urges state officials to consider Sgt Sam Pennington as his successor. The piece also criticizes racism in the South and opposes United States policy on the Jerusalem issue cited in a Warren Christopher letter to Bob Dole.
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I Rode A Spooked Horse For Two Bucks On Hutchinson Farm
A 12 year old narrator recalls a summer earning two dollars for riding a high spirited horse from the Hamilton farm to Hutchinsons. After a brief neck rein lesson the horse bolts and bucks, leaving him winded and embarrassed as laughter rings out. He completes the ride, then learns he won’t be kept on at the field though the pay buys a discounted Jacktown Fair.
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Letters Defend NRA Focused on Gun Safety and Civility
A reader defends the National Rifle Association praising its training on gun handling and safety, arguing killings stem from other sources, not the NRA. The letter urges readers to blame lawbreakers rather than the association and compares gun dangers to cars.
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Branson Missouri: A conservative town with wholesome entertainments
Cal Thomas portrays Branson as a small Missouri tourist hub seen as unusually conservative. He notes church restraint, clean shows on The Branson Belle, and family friendly culture, contrasting it with urban media and liberal norms. He cites Derek Herschend’s rule setting and the Sell of wholesome values as a vacation appeal.
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Washington prime time spoofing lineup hits fall airwaves
A satirical overview notes declining ratings push networks to Washington DC themed programs. It highlights The Bridges of James Madison a mock pres dent dentist episode, NBCs Yesterday Show with Martha Stewart and Bill Bennett, Friends in White House, Siskel and Ebert with Bob Dole, ESPN Monday Night with David Brinkley, House Improvement with Gingrich, Old and the Placid with Gibbons Archer Kasich, XCS Files with Mulder Scully, and Gore on reinventing government with Dale McFeathers.
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