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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1997
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus on current issues while quoting scripture Matthew 25:40 and referencing the U S Constitution in a closing note. The page features voices on religion press freedom and public discourse.
Virginia official Robert Skunda urged Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce to unify public and private sectors for a shared economic development plan. He warned fragmented efforts hinder growth, citing commutes between Richlands Bluefield and Cedar Bluff as proof of regional ties and potential. Irv Kupcinet remembered Royko for fearless humor and skepticism after Royko's death Tuesday.
The Associated Press reports that the fiscal 1998 budget talks are conducted largely in private with few public sessions. Dick Morris, amid controversy, positions himself as a catalyst in negotiations between President Clinton and Senate Leader Trent Lott. Other lawmakers warn the covert talks risk the process, while Morris predicts a compromise including capital gains tax cuts, education and welfare programs, and health care for poor children.
A Roanoke area festival letter lauds the Festival of the Arts Spotlight on Italy and the 1997 event for its community support. It credits civic groups schools churches businesses and countless volunteers with making the festival a success and lists sponsors and patrons behind the effort.
Cal Thomas reflects on his mother who died April 24 at age, praising her as a Lady who shaped his life with love, duty, and faith. He contrasts past homemaker virtues with modern culture and thanks Barbara Elizabeth Thomas and God for her peace.
Sharon Randall reflects on the collision of good intentions with real life. She recounts baking two cakes for her stepfather and a high school friend, shipping them across country. The effort backfires as the cakes turn out differently than planned, yet both recipients praise the treats, underscoring that good intentions matter more than perfect outcomes.
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