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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1995
Page
4
The column below states that the opinions reflect the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus. It asserts adherence to principles of free speech press and peaceful assembly as framed by constitutional rights.
In Wednesday’s flood, Mercer County residents and volunteers aided neighbors across Green Valley Princeton Bluefield Oakvale. Emergency responders, firefighters, EMS, police, utility workers and Red CrossShelter staff evacuated, rescued and sheltered victims. Local officials estimate losses exceeding 3 million dollars as recovery continues with federal and state aid potential.
Richard Grimes argues against undoing recent workers compensation changes in West Virginia. He notes unions oppose benefit tightening while corporations fear rate hikes, and recalls past union pressure that stalled reform. He urges allowing improvements to take effect rather than political appeasement.
Letter writer urges enforcement of laws to prevent misuse of school funds after a court dismissal and editorial tensions. He cites Barbara Hawkins and Greg Jordan, defends public servants, and condemns attacks while warning against ignoring legal guidelines.
The late Chief Justice Warren Burger warned that courtroom TV would distort the justice system, predicting 90 second trial clips. His criticism of press freedoms contrasts with his later anti media rulings and starlike courtroom theatrics amid the OJ Simpson spectacle, noted by columnists Jack Anderson and Michael Einstein.
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