Race round in Bluefield area as primary nears
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph editorial notes a crowded May 13 West Virginia primary with local contests in Mercer and McDowell counties plus statewide races. It highlights Senate District 10, House districts 24 and 25, and the West Virginia Supreme Court race, urging voters to participate amid the Clinton Obama contest.
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Thomas A Colley Executive Editor on Marriage Union
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph quotes Thomas A Colley Executive Editor arguing that marriage remains one union though human flaws may strain it. He emphasizes the covenant as divinely joined, urging consideration of unity over separation.
Bernanke proposes new credit card regulations for fairness
The Federal Reserve chief seeks binding rules to curb unfair practices in credit cards. Proposals include prohibiting unilateral rate increases, limits on late fees and security deposits, and restricting allocation of payments to lower-rate balances. Critics fear higher rates and less credit, while the public benefits from clearer terms and fairer billing.
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Princeton Child Safety and Dog Ordinance Debate
A reader argues for enforcing a dangerous animal ordinance to protect children from dog attacks, urging Princeton officials to prioritize kids over pets. The letter also touches on U S embassy issues in Iraq, criticizing occupation symbolism and broader inequities.
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Derby debate over safety and humanity of horse racing
In a thoughtful column by ay Ambrose the Derby spotlighted the sport’s risks and moral questions. He argues racing should be refined not banned, noting fatalities exist but care and science can reduce harm and preserve racing’s role.
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