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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1998
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents the consensus view from editors. Publisher Steve Smith and Executive Editor Thomas A Colley are named. A Psalm 23:1 verse is quoted as a religious reflection accompanying the note.
Editorial notes skepticism over Philip Morris announced spending to deter youth smoking with TV ads featuring young people saying smoking isn’t cool. Critics say the move targets parents and may aim to rehabilitate the industry amid lawsuits and possible new regulations.
Jim Terry notes Clinton impeachment fever and media mudslinging while Americans cling to favorite shows like Another World ER and The X Files. He argues television offers value but warns against letting it replace real conversation and original commentary.
A reader laments strict two hour parking limits near Virginia Avenue shops and under the bridge toward Falls Mills. He argues residents and night workers face tickets, hurting livelihoods and daily life. The letter questions park planning versus a proposed area near Carpetland and calls for fair parking solutions before adding a park.
Washington report notes Green Cross and Global Green spearhead a Legacy Program to curb toxic weapons byproducts in Russia and the United States. Gorbachev warns cleanup may rival arms spending, detailing contamination of water sources and some 20,000 sites on over 1,700 U.S. military facilities. He emphasizes civilian involvement and difficult political hurdles across both nations.
Washington consensus calls now or never on reform. Congress and the White House must agree next year on a plan or leave the issue for future Congress. Proposes funded personal retirement accounts, no tax hikes, refund surplus while protecting current beneficiaries, and strong private ownership of funds. Sandra Butler of United Seniors Association advocates modernization to avoid insolvency and build long term wealth.
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