Daily Telegraph Editorial Board Opinions and Bible Quote
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board members share consensus on opinions in the columns. Today's Bible verse asserts that the battle is the Lord's and victory rests with divine intervention.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1990
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board members share consensus on opinions in the columns. Today's Bible verse asserts that the battle is the Lord's and victory rests with divine intervention.
West Virginia legislators faced a slow weekend as Gov Caperton and aides delayed workers' compensation bills. Business leaders pressed for reform while Judiciary Committee heard testimony on the proposal amid cost data from national sources. A state Education Summit at Capitol High School highlighted statewide educational goals led by Lewis N. McManus and remarks from Winter.
Editorial argues that 6-3 Supreme Court approval of sobriety checkpoints makes highways safer by deterring drunk driving. It cites Virginia alcohol death and injury statistics, praises public support, and urges stiff penalties for offenders to reduce alcohol related crashes and protect lives.
A reader denounces state corruption and urges Democrats and Republicans to place initiatives on the ballot for voting. The citizen claims many Democrats support initiative referendums and recalls and questions public officials duties amid tax and revenue concerns. The letter critiques a talk radio program and weighs whether certain individuals are public officials, asking if opinions are law.
Jim Terry questions the ethics of deposit handling in a June column. The piece critiques guidance from Lyne Rawson of the Public Advisory Council for the Ethics Commission, noting perceived procedural missteps and urging careful review of the ethics rules and their application.
The Daily Telegraph invites readers to submit letters on public interest topics. Letters must include signature address and telephone number and will not publish pen names or anonymous submissions. Names will not be withheld and letters may be edited to fit space.
Robert A. Ercoline Jr of Bluefield earns Belmont Abbey College spring dean’s list honor. Other Bluefield area news includes Kiwanis and Lions clubs honoring students, scholarships awarded to Chris Tickle and Charlene Williamson, and Page Hutchinson and James Hampton receiving Good Citizenship medals at Graham High School graduation. Deborah Litteral noted as West Virginia National Teen-Ager Pageant runner up and essay finalist. West Virginia Federation of Women’s Clubs reports 10 top program awards for best arts and public affairs.
A short historical note compiled by Lillian Roten of the Daily Telegraph staff dated June 25 1940. The entry appears as a brief archival snippet without additional context or details.
In 1965 Bland Street Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild held a meeting in Hamilton Hall with new officers presiding. The event marked a leadership transition within the church group.
Washington essay argues Congress may bow to constitutional limits on federal arts funding. It contrasts abolishing the NEA with preserving it under general welfare theory, noting grants to individuals lack clear constitutional authority. The piece discusses how funding to institutions may fit general welfare while individual artist grants raise questions.
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