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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1990
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus on current opinion with named staff members including J. Stanley Warren and Thomas A. Colley and features a Bible quote from Hebrews 13 15. The page also cites the U S Constitution first amendment text.
Editorial lauds Operation Kool-Aid for bringing Mercer County residents together to support Desert Shield. It notes broad participation from students, teachers, and grocers, praising Major Raymond McKinney for organizing a practical, uplifting drive that aided troops and honored fixed incomes.
L.T. Anderson recalls Hinton's polo era sparked by a cigarette ad on pulp magazines and faded as polo waned amid schoolyard jokes and the rise of tennis and other sports. He notes local buzz around Harvard Yale football and an elusive Rosicrucian bread truck driver amid Daily News coverage.
A reader letters page criticizes a December editorial endorsing U S efforts in the Middle East. The writer condemns peace talks excluding the Palestinian issue, warns of broad Arab backlash, recalls Vietnam fears, and urges action to pressure Congress for peaceful settlement.
The Orphan Drug Act rewrite triggered heavy lobbying by biotech firms led by Genentech and former lawmakers. President Bush vetoed the watered down bill, prompting renewed lobbying and sparking anger in Congress and among rare disease advocates.
Leonard E. Larsen notes William J. Bennett, former education secretary and drug czar, is poised to become a highly paid speaker. Bennetts shifts from public service to private lecturing may fetch about $15,000 per speech, potentially earning him $1 million annually.
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