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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1992
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board notes the opinions in the columns reflect its consensus. J Stanley Warren is publisher and Thomas A Colley serves as executive editor.
The piece says expect no quick policy shifts at the Rio Earth Summit yet supports consensus that ecocide must be avoided. It notes past environmental harms in the Soviet bloc and warns that water pollution and desertification threaten millions, especially in the Third World, due to central planning and neglect.
A texts says 64 percent of eighth graders watched more than three hours daily last year, down from 71 percent in 1988. It notes homework levels haven’t improved and 30 percent report never reading for pleasure, depicting a bleak trend in youth education.
A reader columns on language reform laments overused phrases and notes a partisan radio ad accusing Charlotte Pritt of un-Americanism. A power company mystery story is recounted, alongside praise for Rescue 945 volunteers and a critique of abortion funding. L.T. Anderson of the Daily Telegraph Charleston Bureau signs off.
The Daily Telegraph invites short letters on public interest topics. Each letter must include the writer's signature address and telephone number. Anonymous or pen name submissions will not be published. Names will not be withheld, and letters may be edited to fit space.
The San Diego area Bridges work program for at risk students, run by the La Mesa Spring Valley School District with local sponsors, faces fines up to 700 dollars per violation and possible business penalties for employing youths under 14. Supporters view it as a successful initiative helping students stay in school, while regulators cite fair labor law conflicts.
Ailing U S politics hinge on a president and Congress sharing party control. Rudman urges decisive election to fix misgovernment as Clinton dodges tying his campaign to congressional Democrats, Bush struggles with focus, and Perot remains a nonviable pivot. Baker touted as potential silver bullet amid call for accountability.
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