Editorial Board Commentary on Religious Freedom and Speech
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents opinions on constitutional rights and civic duties. Executive editor Thomas A. Colley frames the piece with a biblical quote about seeking and saving. the column discusses establishment, free exercise, speech, press, assembly, and petition.
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West Virginia image hits snag after judge nose bite claim
An editorial notes a Belmont man claims Belmont County Circuit Judge Joseph Troisi bit him on the nose during a bond hearing involving Bill Witten. Police say the altercation followed a demand to reduce bond. the judge reportedly confronted the defendant after removing his robe.
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Online college applications open for West Virginia students
The State College and University Systems announce a streamlined one page college application available on the Internet. High school students in West Virginia can apply for college online with a single form that can be sent to any public college or university in the state.
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Behind the scenes Bluefield leader receives Distinguished Citizen Award
Paul Cole is honored at a Buckskin Council ceremony as a behind the scenes force in Bluefield area civic work. The event draws many local leaders and highlights scouting, community improvement efforts, and Paul’s quiet, formative influence on regional projects and youth programs. Charlie Cole’s heartfelt tribute stands out amid speeches by Dr. Glenn Harrison and others.
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Laws under fire border patrol and blue book era backlash
As Congress weakens federal regulatory powers, the border patrol and environment rules face challenges. Courts and interest groups push back on wetlands, unions, safety laws, and the Brady gun background checks. The Air Force faces self-inflicted woes from mishaps and leadership shakeups while CIA logistics spark lighthearted yet pointed questions about cafeteria access and fridge purchases.
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Addresses for rural areas spark call to action in Tazewell County
David Cox of Tazewell County VA urges county supervisors to establish official street addresses for rural residents along county and state roads for faster emergency response and reliable deliveries. He notes current PO Box limitations and calls for accountability and a public reply.
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Hong Kong Freedom Debate Hinges on Beijings Resolve
Cal Thomas analyzes Hong Kong’s handover era, contrasting freedom fears with Beijing’s power. He cites Martin Lee of the Democratic Party, U S trading policy links, and the Tiananmen precedent. The piece argues Hong Kong’s future depends on global vigilance and economic ties to China, amid pressure from Beijing.
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