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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1992
Page
4
The column presents the paper's stance on First Amendment rights including religion establishment freedom of speech press and assembly. It notes the opinions reflect the editorial board and includes Bible verse Leviticus 21 6 as a quoted section with commentary context.
West Virginia leaders Caperton and Auditor announce a joint effort with Employment Programs Commissioner Richardson to crossmatch payroll data for state employees against unemployment and workers compensation claims. The plan aims to stop double-dipping and pursue fraud prosecutions where appropriate. The governor’s office says the measure will reassure the public about safeguarding state funds.
The Virginia State Board of Education ruled that students failing a literacy passport test will be excluded from school sports. The action, described as no pass no play, argues education should not take a back seat to athletics.
After two weeks vacation in Florida the author returns to the Tele newsroom with mixed feelings. He reflects on the sea’s vastness and its sense of the divine, compares it to Disney World and Disney MGM, and recalls how mountains in West Virginia fade on the road south and return. Jim Terry signs as city editor.
James A Thomason of Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 628 in Princeton writes that We the People must hold local officials accountable and remove police officers who misuse power. He argues for reform, stresses fear among young officers, and urges turning government back over to citizens.
The Daily Telegraph invites letters on public interest topics. Writers must include signature, address and telephone number. Pen names and anonymous letters will not be used. Names will not be withheld. Letters may be edited and condensed to fit space.
Ann McFeatters analyzes how Bush Clinton and Perot frame dollars and cents in their campaigns Promises range from 1000 GI grants and education pilots to tax cuts and asset sales while Perot hints at broad aims with little detail The piece notes Congress action delays and the need for clearer plans before Election Day
Iz UN NM artist Alex Seowtewa, 57, has spent 22 years painting Zuni gods on a 363 year old mission church. He recalls a turning point after Korean War trauma led to sobriety and a vow to honor human life before completing the mural project with his sons. He hopes to share the work with the pope one day.
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