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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1999
Page
5
The text presents the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board's consensus statement from publisher Steve Smith and executive editor Thomas A Colley with an editorial note on a Bible quote from Psalms 78 11 AV. It cites a constitutional bundle about freedom of religion speech press assembly and petition.
Editorial notes that a majority expect to live to about 91, with men and women aged 65 reaching 81 and 84 respectively. Despite genes diet and exercise aiding longevity many fear loneliness isolation and dependence. It questions when old begins and cites optimism for cures while politics mockups parallel the piece with a Watts quip.
Libby Perry urges Bluefield residents to join a June 1 kickoff at the Town Auditorium at 6 30 PM. Four neighborhood associations will launch with refreshments and local speakers. She cites crime reduction and community improvement as outcomes, urging participation from every resident to boost local engagement and business climate.
Virginia Daily Telegraph reporter Charles Owens details local Y2K preparations by American Electric Power West Virginia American Water and Bluefield Regional Medical Center. Hospitals back up instruments banks and utilities test systems aim for readiness by year end while experts warn panic may threaten stability if outages occur.
A bizarre Web episode shows Bush supporters buying domain names to shield his image while rivals and pranksters created spoof sites. RTMark countered with a parody demanding 80 000 dollars, then shifted to fair use. Exley says over a million readers streamed the spoof as a broader point about online political power.
The FDA starts a rule allowing mandatory consumer Medguides for up to ten highly risky drugs, including Propulsid, to accompany products. They aim to reduce preventable prescription deaths by clarifying warnings in lay terms, though controversy surrounds government overreach and impact on medicine use.
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