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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1997
Page
4
The passage presents a reproduction of the First Amendment text followed by a note attributing the opinions to the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board. The executive editor Thomas A. Colley is listed as the executive editor.
An editorial urges Bluefield to cover a dangerous 30 inch drainage ditch on Cumberland Road after a serious crash injuring Valma L. Hammer. It recalls prior proposals by City Manager Bill Looney for a concrete cover or iron grate, notes repeated minor accidents, and argues the project should be funded and completed to prevent future harm.
Susan Gullion writes that vandals toppled about two dozen large stones at Riverside Baptist Church Cemetery in Freeman over the weekend. She argues youth boredom and lack of activities share responsibility, urges community youth programs, and emphasizes parental guidance.
Letters urge readers to avoid leaving dogs in hot cars. HSUS cites car interior temperatures rising quickly on warm days, detailing dangers to dogs with body temperatures and potential brain damage or death. Readers may request educational flyers by mailing a stamped envelope to the HSUS Great Lakes Regional Office in Bowling Green, Ohio.
Cal Thomas analyzes a hypothetical where Ronald Reagan never existed and asks how U S conservatism would fare. Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott argues Republicans must push smaller government and tax cuts, while noting media misrepresentation and ongoing battles over the budget and foreign policy. He foresees three to five new Senate seats in 1998 and cites ongoing probes into foreign campaign contributions.
The piece sketches Lamar Alexander at a July luncheon amid talk of a 2000 presidential bid. It notes his lean toward policy reform with Empower America and civic renewal efforts, plus polls from the 1996 Iowa caucuses. He suggests Gore will be the Democratic nominee and hints at a possible challenge.
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