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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1995
Page
4
The passage presents a constitutional preface on religious freedom and press rights, followed by a religious verse from Jeremiah and credits to the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board. It conveys editorial stance by Steve Smith and Thomas A Colley and cites scripture.
West Virginia's average annual pay rose 2.6 percent to 22 959, 1994 figures from the Labor Department show. The national average climbed 2.2 percent to 26 939 as inflation reached 2.7 percent. Caperton cites better business climate as driving the reversal, but notes the state trails most neighbors and needs ongoing economic development. Retail workers earned the least at 11 886 while miners averaged 43 438, with the latter representing under half a percent of jobs. The report calls the trend encouraging though the state has much ground to cover.
Bob Mitchell reports on how Democrats and Republicans now stage managed messaging through one page talking points. The practice, likened to Cliff Notes, guides lawmakers and public releases from early 1993 onward and aims to keep members "on message" amid budget fights.
Political writer Richard Grimes notes states trialing a teacher driven driving test in Pennsylvania and a Massachusetts telefile tax system. The driver test would be given by instructors, with passing earning a license and failing repeating the course. Massachusetts reports savings and broad interest from other states including Florida Kentucky and Oregon.
Richard A. Roesch appeals to Four Seasons Country readers to tell families about organ and tissue donation wishes. He cites 36 500 on waiting lists and 9 daily deaths, notes donor cards alone aren’t enough, and urges sharing choices with kin. UNOS offers donor information by calling 1 800 24 DONOR.
United Nations officials in New York praise the decision to deploy 20 000 American troops for NATO peacekeeping in Bosnia but warn that fragile truces will be repeatedly broken and that casualties are likely. They urge realistic mandates and strong leadership from Washington to avoid political damage to President Clinton.
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