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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1992
Page
5
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents the opinion by J. Stanley Warren and Thomas A. Colley. It cites free speech press assembly and petition rights and quotes a biblical admonition to focus on heavenly rather than earthly things.
The piece forecasts modest 3 percent growth for 1993 after a weak 1992 with rising consumer confidence, a new president moving to the White House, and a holiday season that was the best since 1988. It notes risks from global economies, persistent joblessness above 7 percent, and health care reform hurdles while predicting low inflation, possible free trade with Canada and Mexico, and cautious budget cuts.
Letter to Gov Gaston Caperton argues high taxes stem from state bureaucracy and excess holidays. It compares state and local administration, cites Parkinsons logic, and urges long term goals and a 1% annual staff reduction. Describes Tazewell County decal ordinance as tax collection tool and calls for repeal by January.
The piece argues that a $60 billion workers' compensation system is crippled by unscrupulous doctors and lawyers who chase claims. It cites ads, fraudulent schemes in California, and the role of trial lawyers and unions in resisting reforms, highlighting Pilgrim's push for change and the Texas reforms backed by business interests.
B.J. Cutler outlines Armenia’s perilous situation as Nagorno Karabakh conflict and regional blockades devastate the economy. With neighbors Azerbaijan, Turkey, Iran, and Georgia posing threats, Armenia faces energy shortages, refugee flows, and a weakened industry after the 1988 earthquake and ongoing fighting.
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