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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1994
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents commentary on constitutional rights. The piece cites the First Amendment text and credits Thomas A. Colley as executive editor. The column notes that opinions below reflect the board's consensus on civil liberties and governance.
Editorial lauds Gov. George Allen for attacking waste in state vehicle use. It details examples of improper home use and perks, notes fleet size and costs, and reports an executive order to centralize vehicles and curb perks for top officials. It warns of potential savings and signals accountability.
Richard Grimes argues in the Charleston Daily Mail that using lottery profits to fund school bonds risks transforming state finance into a gambling dependence. He warns of future expansions to riverboat and casino gambling if bonds rely on ticket sales, urging voter trust and accountability.
A reader laments dog confinement and aging, expressing deep love for a chained dog and concern for others. The column argues land taxation should reflect site value, not improvements, urging reliance on willing buyer and seller valuations, with examples from Princeton and Bluefield. Dr. R. Arthur Gindin of Princeton adds support for site value taxation as fair.
U N diplomats face a behind the scenes clash over easing Iraq oil sanctions as UNSCOM reports progress destroying WMD related sites and Russia and France push for an embargo lift while the United States demands longer verification measures. Analysts warn lifting could fund further arms programs and threaten global security.
A satirical column questions Hillary Clinton’s alleged 1975 Marine enlistment attempt. It parodies the tale, suggesting a possible staged scenario and mocks political scrutiny, with fictional quotes and a speculative future news item about her as president.
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