Editorial Board Opinion and Biblical Quotation
Daily Telegraph endorses no law violating religion establishment or free speech while urging peaceful assembly and petition. Editorial note cites Thomas A. Colley as executive editor and includes a biblical confession from Psalms 32 5 AV.
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Editorials Debate over taxed video poker for Promise Scholarship
West Virginia lawmakers debate taxing video poker machines to fund a Promise Scholarship program. Gov. Underwood supports the concept but opposes expanding gambling. Rep. Wise pushes a 6 percent tax and full tuition for qualifying students. The program would cover tuition at WV public colleges, capped at 2636 dollars per year, and funding remains uncertain. The piece urges quick legislative action.
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Underwood
West Virginia
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Mountain Stage to Feature Kathy Mattea at Concord College
Kathy Mattea will headline Mountain Stage on Oct 22 at 8 p.m. in the Alexander Fine Arts Center, Concord College Athens. Tickets cost $10 and are limited, with calls from across the country indicating high demand. The event marks the third annual local Mountain Stage presented by Jim Miller and George Lanton.
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Humane resolution urged to curb juvenile violence linked to animal cruelty
Katharine Lyle Nelson of Bluefield praises Chief Blizzard and the local police for enforcing animal cruelty laws and urges readers to contact representatives Tom Lantos and Christopher Shays to co sponsor House Resolution 338 on the violence connection. Lucille Jennings of Princeton shares mail frustration about delays in postal and order shipments.
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Year of the Rat update targets Gore and Clinton on security sellout
Cal Thomas reports on an updated edition of Year of the Rat alleging that Bill Clinton and Al Gore compromised U S security for Chinese cash. The authors cite bribery arms transfers and espionage when detailing China Russia and Taiwan risks, arguing Gore aided dangerous foreign aims.
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Polls show Gore leads widen while race still called close
Dan K Thomasson notes pollsters push a close race narrative as Gore gains leads in multiple surveys. Gore’s seven to fourteen point margins cited, Bush urged to regain message amid optimistic electoral vote shifts. He warns media and campaigns profit from uncertainty, while turnout and economy shape November outcomes.
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