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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1994
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its latest consensus on constitutional rights. Executive editor Thomas A Colley notes the paper upholds free speech press and assembly while urging responsible civic engagement and petitioning the government for redress of grievances.
The state Supreme Court allows the School Building Authority to cover a 145 million bond with lottery proceeds, restoring over 300 million in stalled school construction. Since SBA creation, 39 new schools and 82 additions have been built, with 470 major renovs. Governor aims quick bond market, SBA meets next Monday.
Bill Archer recalls meeting Jim Braxton at WVU and praises Braxton as a genuine, sincere person who helped unlock O J Simpon's runs with blocking. He notes Braxton's versatility on the field and his rare kindness beyond the game, reflecting on their Campus cards game and Braxton’s impact.
In the face of health care reform talk the author argues for better public understanding of long term care needs. He cites stress on families and caregivers, stigma around placement, and the rise of negative coverage. The piece urges education about nursing homes, assisted living, home health, and hospice to prepare Americans for aging society.
A column reflecting on OJ Simpson’s murder case, media spectacle, and American pursuit of wealth. It contrasts public shock and private sorrow, noting Simpson’s rise via material success and its hollowness, while examining society’s worship of wealth and the search for meaning beyond possessions.
Thomas writes as a columnist for the Los Angeles Times Syndicate, shaping opinion and commentary for a wide newspaper network.
Paul Craig Roberts argues the Supreme Court's stance on retroactive taxation undermines due process and property rights. He contends the 9th Circuit and court rulings enable arbitrary tax changes, linking them to political aims and calls for vigilant monitoring of lawmakers.
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