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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1997
Page
6
The document presents the U S Constitution First Amendment text and notes the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus on opinions. It also includes a Bible quote about finding the Messiah, referencing Simon and the Christ as interpreted.
Editorial argues state lotteries finance education health services and senior programs in West Virginia and Virginia. It notes profits fund General Funds and local school boards, advocates accountability and continued public backing with transparent use of proceeds. It also recognizes broad public support and the idea that lotteries can fund worthy causes while offering a legal avenue to dream big.
Bluefield Mayor Paul Cole, an Eagle Scout and longtime public servant, was honored by the Mountain Dominion Boy Scouts of America with the Distinguished Citizen Award. The award recognizes his business leadership and community volunteer work.
Larry Hypes recalls how Tazewell High School's longtime team nickname Bulldogs originated with former THS teacher and coach Harry Robert Elmore, who suggested the name and created the logo for a mimeographed school bulletin. He credits many community helpers including Janice Britts Evans, school staff, GTE managers, and local installers for keeping football and basketball broadcasts on air.
Letters praise Mercer County Sheriff s Office K 9 Atom and Deputy Lawson for locating a missing youth and recovering funds and drugs. The writer argues budget cuts endanger the program, urges sheriff Buckner to sustain food medical care and training, and seeks broader media coverage and deployment.
The 1996 97 term saw 80 signed rulings, 39 splits, 40 unanimous decisions, and Kennedy emerging as the court's central figure with only four dissents. The term was noted for civility, reduced rhetoric, and fewer harsh exchanges among justices. Carelli reports from the Associated Press.
Sharon Randall recalls childhood memories shared with Monty and Josh as Monty marries his high school sweetheart Jenny. The writer reflects on adoption, family ties from Colorado to the Carolinas, and a lifelong closeness that began with friends, mothers, and teachers. A tender look at love, support, and walking forward together.
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