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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1998
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph notes the editorial consensus by the Editorial Board with Steve Smith as publisher and Thomas A Colley as executive editor. It quotes a Bible verse from Joshua 24 15 urging commitment to serving the LORD and warns readers of the column's opinion stance.
Editorial argues for a new version of the IRS amid public anger over arrogance and delays. It notes reforms will shift proof burden, improve management, protect spouses from certain obligations, and curb penalties for late notices. Clinton supports reform. overall aims to modernize and curb missteps.
The IRS reform bill replaces the phrase most-favored nation treaty status with normal trade relations. The change aims to fix an outdated term though other parts of the bill retain imperfect wording.
A Bland County reader thanks the Virginia State Supreme Court for restoring faith in justice and criticizes the Bland County Development Corp and county officials over an planned Caselin Inc incinerator. The letter calls for accountability, tax money repayment, and rejection of a “Good Buddy” government system as undemocratic. It credits local and regional reporters for coverage.
Jim Terry, city editor of the Daily Telegraph, recalls a harrowing Route 20 crash near the Division of Highways in Princeton. Patty, his wife, was shaken but alive after a long labor tale and a tense rescue, while he reflects on love, resilience, and gratitude amid the chaos.
Congressional sources say GOP leaders’ tactics to block a vote on campaign finance reform backfired, fueling cross party momentum. The Shays Meehan bill aims to ban soft money, with leadership promising a floor vote before summer. Supporters warn Republicans risk voter backlash if reform fails.
A survey of presidential press secretaries from Taft to Nixon outlines loyalties and tensions between presidents, the press, and public information. It recalls Archie Wu aboard the Titanic, Lyndon Johnson’s insistence on loyalty, and Nixon’s turbulent rapport with Ron Ziegler, highlighting the enduring balance of access, truth, and duty.
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