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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1995
Page
4
The piece presents the editorial board's published consensus on current issues and includes a Bible quotation from John 14 12. It features attributions to Steve Smith as Publisher and Thomas A Colley as Executive editor and cites a biblical line about greater works by believers.
The piece argues that heated budget debates breed misleading terms like school lunch and hard freezes. It notes both parties misuse language to frame income and entitlement cuts, urging precise meaning and honest discourse as real budget control appears within reach.
Bill Archer recalls how Union Mission helped during family illness and loss, then enabled his October 1990 wedding at Mill Creek Baptist in Coopers, with Dr Hammond conducting a spontaneous ceremony at Union Mission chapel. After hospital trials, the couple celebrated with a small reception before a honeymoon in Washington Hospital.
Robert Waldron, president of the West Virginia Rehabilitation Association, urges WV residents to oppose abolishing Title I of the Rehabilitation Act. He argues the 75 year old program supports employment and independence for people with disabilities and warns that loss would push many to subsistence and SSI, Medicaid reliance. Huntington, W.Va.
Cal Thomas notes Mario Cuomo’s talk radio debut drew liberal derision as boring and poorly produced. The columnist mocks Cuomo’s performance, calls for a clear host agenda, and predicts the show’s cancellation due to audience disinterest. The piece frames Cuomo as emblematic of liberal media missteps.
Rep. Bill Archer chaired hearings proposing a replacement of the current income, estate, and gift taxes with a consumption tax such as a retail sales tax. Proponents argue a sales tax would lower IRS involvement, raise take home pay, and still fund transfers for the poor, while critics warn of impacts on the middle class and prices.
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