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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1999
Page
4
The statement presents the U S Constitution clause on religion speech press assembly and petition. It notes that opinions in the columns below reflect the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus.
Editorial lauds a new civil forfeiture reform bill approved 375 to 48 by the House Judiciary Committee. It requires clear, convincing proof that seized property was used in crime before seizure, expands due process, ensures public defenders for claimants, and allows courts to halt seizures causing hardship. It notes ongoing issues with agency incentives and urges Senate action.
Jim Terry, city editor of the Daily Telegraph, recalls Coco the 17 year old cat put to sleep after illness. A six week old black kitten named Jake joins the house, nicknamed Pepper Dancer Monster, bringing joy and playful, painful nightly battles and a new place in the heart Coco left behind.
John Zogby and fellow demographers warn a quarter of voters have given up on the traditional American dream of wealth and security. They say faith in government problem solving wanes, turnout drops, and only radical alternatives like Perot or Ventura captivate. Despite a booming economy, concerns shift to crime as Social Security ranks low.
Libby Perry coord calls residents to join four Bluefield Va neighborhood associations meeting monthly to discuss public improvements zoning watch beautification youth concerns and community information. Attendees and local businesses donated materials food and door prizes for the June 1 event and town manager's office is reachable at 322 4626 for details.
Washington bureau chief Ann McFeathers surveys GOP and Democratic tax plans. GOP push favors a broad cut to spur growth and family time, while Democrats prefer targeted relief and policies supporting workers, education, and Social Security. Public sentiment shows mixed expectations on benefits and sizes of cuts.
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