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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1997
Page
6
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents opinion on constitutional rights and civic duties. The piece frames religious liberty and free speech as core press freedoms while noting mercy and grace in religious teachings.
Editorial notes Grundy Virginia plans to relocate riverfront homes to a redevelopment site on 26 acres, with future industrial use near the Appalachian School of Law and Grundy Food City. If supported by the Virginia DOT, construction could start this year and finish after 2007, reshaping the town’s economy and erasing flood plain limits.
Barbara Hawkins reports Martha Draper, a Princeton teacher, was seriously injured when her car flipped near Mount Airy two weeks ago. She is now paralyzed from the chest down and faces long rehabilitation with support from a close-knit community. Martha expresses optimism, thanks friends, and anticipates visiting from Winston-Salem to the rehab center in Charlottesville.
Letter writer Evelyn Jenkins of Princeton warns West Virginia could mirror Sodom and Gomorrah if strip clubs proliferate. She urges citizens to pressure local and state politicians to prevent crime, drugs, and indecency, arguing expanding venues would harm families and communities.
A longtime marriage survives through years of remodeling and family life but is strained by a universal modern foe the remote control. The writer humorously details battles over channel surfing picture in picture and color tweaks while balancing affection and frustration in a shared home. The piece ends with a playful note on keeping the remote and the battery.
Washington focused on Haiti's Mevs clan whose 1994 visa ban and asset freeze amid Aristide tensions gave way to access after lobbying by Gregory Craig. The family funded Washington profiles, attended Miami fundraisers with Al Gore, and saw later influence alongside Democratic ties.
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