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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1992
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board states that opinions in the columns reflect their consensus. J. Stanley Warren and Thomas A. Colley are listed as publisher and executive editor respectively.
A historical notice presents a Bible verse lament praying for tears for the slain of the daughter of ye manniol ly poupie, expressing deep sorrow. The quote echoes old phrasing and emphasizes mourning and clerical reflection.
Southern West Virginia and southwest Virginia retailers describe the holiday season as excellent for 1992 with higher sales, early sellouts in specialty stores, and 10 to 15 percent gains. Shoppers from outside the area boosted malls and centers, signaling optimism for 1993.
This note thanks many individuals and groups for music during the Christmas season. School choirs choruses show choirs and other groups entertained students civic groups churches and the public in concerts. Church cantatas and community songfests were presented. The message encourages continued musical effort in 1993.
AP analysis reports that a fresh accord to curb long range nuclear weapons caps a historic run of U S Soviet arms control efforts. It positions President Bush for a smoother exit and strengthens Clinton’s incoming agenda while noting past arms deals and questions of restraint.
A reader criticizes Congress and conservatives for threatening Social Security. The letter argues the fund is federal law administered, not government loot, and warns against diverting surplus into general funds. It urges laws protecting the program for workers and future retirees.
Investigators detail inflated medical bills and fraud in the workers' compensation system. A Baltimore worker claimed two injuries while moonlighting as an exotic dancer, illustrating mounting costs. The piece notes rising claims from health care workers, radiation exposure, and even King Tut curse anecdotes, with Maine and Rhode Island as crisis centers and Philadelphia and Pittsburgh seeing heavy losses.
Washington observers question the timing and conclusions of a National Bureau of Economic Research panel that said the 1990 91 recession ended in March 1991. The commentary notes discrepancies, political implications, and the role of economists in public discourse.
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