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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1992
Page
5
The Daily Telegraph editorial board presents opinions on civil rights and freedom of expression. A Bible verse is quoted urging prayer and guidance, while the page states the opinions reflect the board rather than individual staff.
Editorial praises the Jenkinsones reunion drawing 300 plus attendees from across the country to honor their town. It lauds the community spirit, mothering a sense of family, shared memory, and care across races and religions amid regional challenges and coal camp hardships.
Richard Grimes analyzes Caperton's governorship as a model for a Perot presidency. He cites Caperton's business approach to paying bills, health care reforms, and education investments while noting communication gaps and private-sector tendencies. The piece also critiques affirmative action policy, agency proposals, and calls for action outside government.
A Wytheville writer’s viewpoint letters defend Coleman, challenge the article’s facts, and demand truth about the Grundy library case. The author disputes DNA conclusions, cites a town official corroborating Coleman’s alibi, and argues Coleman was convicted on circumstantial evidence. The writer urges Virginia readers to reassess perceived guilt and calls for clearing Roger Keith’s name.
A Washington themed piece notes a surge of women candidates in 1990s elections, with Pat Schroeder predicting a real shift in Senate and House dynamics. It cites 28 congresswomen, 2 female senators, and rising female Senate contenders, plus Life magazine’s reversed-gender Capitol photo experiment and comments on Social Security politics.
Sen. John Chafee proposes a sweeping federal handgun ban and tight controls on manufacture import and sale with licenses for dealers and strict penalties for violators. He frames the plan as a radical but necessary response to hundreds of thousands of annual handgun injuries and deaths and a costly public burden.
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