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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1998
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph editorial voice asserts core liberties including religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition. It notes the executive editor Thomas A. Colley and cites Proverbs 14 7 8 as guidance.
City officials gathered on Fairfax Street as crews began tearing down fire damaged homes. A $292,000 Small Cities Block Grant funds the demolition and rebuilding, while new eight inch water mains improve fire protection. Local leaders call this a positive story and a step toward broader economic renewal.
Princeton resident John Taylor appears in a Schulz Peanuts illustration commemorating June 6 1944 with General Eisenhower awarding a medal. Local officials and veterans note the image's presence in other venues including the Veterans Museum and a Daily Telegraph feature. Angies fundraisers and community events dominated weekend activity with a Rollin for Angie wheelathon and a motorcycle charity run drawing 100 plus participants. Larry East of Princeton Rescue Squad faced medical bills after an eye injury, with plans for a local benefit unfolding. Barbara Hawkins reports for the Daily Telegraph.
A letter argues that government must protect internal order, defend against external threats, and educate citizens. It cites Adam Smith on state functions and warns Tazewell County may cut education funding, urging leaders to preserve educational opportunities to empower youth and uphold American values.
A local reporter recounts a Friday crash on U S Route 460 near Locust Street in which three people escaped with minor injuries. While waiting for police, he found a pair of sunglasses on a guard rail and offers to return them at the Daily Telegraph office on Thorn Street. If lost, call 425 2185.
Donald M. Rothberg reports Americans increasingly favor a divided government with the presidency and Congress split between parties. Polls show voters value checks and balances, and experts note mixed perceptions of effectiveness despite notable bipartisan policy achievements during Clinton’s era.
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