Editorial Board Consensus At Daily Telegraph
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus in the columns below. Members include Terry Horne, Thomas A Colley, Bob Pepalis, Jim Terry, Charles City editor Barbara Hawkins, and Jeremiah 17:0.
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Terry Horne
Thomas A. Colley
Bob Pepalis
Jim Terry
Princeton
Charles City
Barbara Hawkins
Editorial: Old Glory faces another challenge and flag rights
The Supreme Court overturned flag desecration laws, a stance we must support to defend free expression. We condemn flag burning as disrespectful, yet insist laws restricting speech threaten constitutional freedoms. The piece urges pride in symbols while prioritizing the liberties they symbolize, noting Tiananmen as a warning. It also reports a labor deal at Hoechst-Celanese plants in Narrows and Rock Hill, detailing wage and benefit gains and stability for 2,000 workers.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Tianemen Square
United States
Hoechst-Celanese
Narrows
Rock Hill
D.C
Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Union
Bruce Denton
Strange world where outrage fades amid movie hype
A reflective piece contrasts global outrages with entertainment buzz. It critiques selective concern from the West toward China and environmental harm, notes graphic movie content versus real cruelty, and ponders modern impatience, rudeness, and generational shifts shaping everyday life.
Democracy endures as people power in global shift
San J. Howan argues democracy outlasts dictatorships through reform, noting U S election changes reduce autocratic control, while China, Panama, Africa, and the Soviet Union face ongoing tensions. The piece cautions against rosy views, highlighting ongoing disparities and the fragility of any one system.
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Washingson
Soviet Union
Fation
China
Hiller
Mussolini
Peron
Chiang Kai-shek
Stalin
United States
France
British Empire
Letter recalls regret over missing Ralph Ball basketball guidance
A Princeton alumnus writes that a true regret of leaving town is his son not having the chance to learn basketball from Ralph Ball, reflecting on missed mentorship and local sports influence.
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Princeton
Ralph Ball
Bristol
Gants
Memphis
Nashville
Chattanooga
Mercer County Board of Education and Ralph Ball dispute
A veteran sports columnist voices frustration over Mercer County Board of Education decisions not to rehire Ralph Ball as head Princeton High School basketball coach. He praises Ball’s leadership and Princeton program quality, cites past coaching wisdom from observers, and criticizes politics and personality conflicts seen at board meetings.
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Resiaea Marrincewn
Ows
Mercer County
Mercer County Board of Education
Princeton High School
Robert Wray
Mr. Wray
Princeton
Ralph Ball
Mr. Ball
Princeton High
Lefty” Drissell
Ball
WVU
Uyviac
Tennessee
Board of Education
Increase County
Mercer
Tigerettes
Radford College
Ann Meador
England of
Mullens
Ray England
Concord College
England
Glen McNew
Bluefield Students Attend National Council Conference
June 27, 1984 Bluefield High School student council representatives Jill Lambert and Todd Baxer will accompany NJ advisor Judy Lambert to Rhode Island for the 48th National Conference of the National Association of Student Councils. They join about 500 student leaders and faculty advisers, with Bluefield Junior Woman’s Club members also noted in attendance.
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Jill Lambert
Todd Baxer
Bluefield High School
Judy Lambert
Rhode Island
National Association of Student Councls
Bluefeld
Suoomcere
Sherri Bailey
Lindee Fowler
Lin Everett
Vickie Dotson-Chafin
Jean Ewing
Mona Lester
Athens 4-H Girls to Represent County in Egg Demo Contest
By years ago 1939 Plain Brewer mane we-nen and Eelyn Kepass from Athens 4-Hers will represent the county in the egg consumption demonstration contest at Jackson's Mill next Saturday. They won a regional contest to gain a scholarship for the state camp. Compea vy Auarey whiams of the Daily Telegraph start.
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Mane We—-Nen
Eelyn Kepass
Athens
Jackson's Mill
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