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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1994
Page
4
The piece presents the U S Constitution’s free speech and religious liberty clause followed by an editorial board statement. It includes an executive editor note and a Bible quote about belief and condemnation.
Editorial argues legislation would aid small and large firms while protecting consumers. Don Downard of Downard Hydraulics in Princeton cites unaffordable insurance costs as a brake on production and jobs. Rockefeller and others push the act to balance liability, reduce product costs, spur innovation, and safeguard safety, despite consumer groups noting limited safety gains from litigation.
Readers argue that Clinton's health care plan and other universal coverage proposals will cost more and deliver lower quality care. They blame Medicare and Medicaid for rising costs and warn of greater government control over medicine, noting fears of broad tax hikes and diminished patient choice.
Australian mayor Gerard Martin and Lithgow payroll supervisor visit Bluefield to inaugurate a sister city link. They compare economies, crime, health care, and mining unions, noting shared growth goals and a surprising pay gap between Bluefield and Lithgow officials. The visit includes meetings, a game at Bowen Field, and talks on culture and language differences.
Cal Thomas argues against coverage by major outlets like The New York Times and PBS portraying homosexuals as normal. He cites Exodus International founder Bussee and Cooper, noting their exit from homosexuality and AIDS death. He claims media pressure suppresses evidence of change and labels critics as homophobes.
The Whitewater inquiry's first Washington phase report is expected next week. It cites improper removal of papers from Vince Foster's office and notes no evidence of tampering in the broader investigation. The bulk of Fiske's work on Whitewater and Madison is to extend into 1995 with possible Africa trip and health care reform debates shaping political dynamics.
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