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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1996
Page
5
An excerpt emphasizes constitutional protections and free expression from the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board. It cites a biblical verse about eternal life through the Son, linking faith with moral governance.
An advisory panel appointed by President Clinton warns that selling sophisticated conventional weapons to unstable regimes could threaten American interests and soldiers. The report urges restraint, noting some weapons approach nuclear capacity and calls for safer ally-based transfers to protect national security.
A Washington Post report notes Hillary Clinton sought guidance from a spiritual adviser who allegedly conducted internal dialogues with Eleanor Roosevelt. The interactions, described in Bob Woodward’s book The Choice, are depicted as aiding her confidence and public messaging.
Promoters deem SummerFest ’95 bigger and better with sunshine aiding crowds. Co chairs Jigger Smith and Linda Mangus led changes while the Swinging Seniors showcased for Saturday’s contest. Local groups Twilight Twirlers Princeton Dance Studio and more set for the series alongside performers Karl Miller Bill Archer and autographs from the Princeton Reds.
William C. Bird MD of Princeton West Virginia denounces abortion as a crime on par with infant murder. He urges society to wake up and cites 2 Chronicles 7 14 to call for moral accountability and national repentance.
Ann McFeathers surveys Elizabeth Dole and Hillary Clinton as likely 1990s contenders. Both are seasoned, influential figures with parallel paths yet differing public images. The piece weighs their backgrounds, marriages, roles, polls, and the idea of a future first woman president amid a partisan backdrop.
Bonnie Erbe notes a rising bumper sticker feud among Americans reflecting national politics. She traces the drift from era slogans to sharp personal jabs, citing examples about Bush Clinton and Dole Clinton, and observes how political feuds seep into family pride with taunting messages about honor students.
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