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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1998
Page
5
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus view on current affairs with executive oversight notes from Thomas A. Colley, Executive Editor. The column reflects the board’s unified stance rather than individual contributor viewpoints.
Editorial praises the We Generation for early leadership and public service. It notes 300 Concord College visitors at the 1998 Junior Civitan International convention and highlights canned food drives and disability research fundraisers as examples of youth volunteerism in Southern West Virginia.
Jim Terry, city editor of the Daily Telegraph, writes frankly about his loneliness mood swings, self doubt, and desire to be better. He reflects on private pain, caring for others, and the challenge of living with his own flaws while striving for honesty and connection.
Dale Earnhardt and Bill France Jr. addressed the National Press Club joining a roster that included France is to racing what Gates is to computers. He discussed sponsorships and NASCAR growth noting American cars still dominate but Japan may enter teams. He joked about writing a book and warned against hard obstacles.
Alfred Lemme of Dearborn argues that U S abortion policy abroad equals cultural imperialism, condemning administration actions as violations of UN covenants and human rights norms. He cites UN declarations on rights of the child and genocide and urges Congress to cut funding for abortion promotion amid perceived national moral decay.
Laurie Asseo reports a new children’s book by Nancy Ann Van Wie and the Barneses uses mouse characters resembling justices to explain the Constitution and how the high court interprets laws. The project, supported by the Supreme Court Historical Society, aims to make government feel accessible to youngsters.
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