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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1992
Page
4
The column presents the First Amendment text about religion speech press assembly and petition. It credits the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board with opinions below and lists J Stanley Warren Thomas A Colley as publisher and executive editor.
Editorial notes the Tazewell County Airport set to open this Saturday marks eight years of work since 1984. It highlights the investment, the 4300 runway, terminal, and flood of economic development potential with Rick Boucher’s support, a four lane highway, and a skilled workforce boosting regional business appeal.
Residents recount ongoing misdials after a simple Bluefield phone listing, with callers seeking veterinary care and pet advice at odd hours. The author notes humor and frustration while preferring the number for personal use, invites understanding, and mentions upcoming volunteer work in Princeton.
Letters describe a 1991 county effort banning tobacco on school property and a series of in service programs from February to May for 18 schools. About 560 staff attended, with curricula highlighting tobacco hazards and cancer prevention. The initiative aimed to inspire student commitments to a tobacco free life and long term public health goals.
Cal Thomas portrays Ross Perot as a chameleon who shifts positions and mocks leadership. The piece criticizes his tactics, morale codes, and use of polls, warning that a Perot presidency could produce political chaos and undermine trusted governance.
The Treasury Office of Tax Analysis released a study tracking 14 351 taxpayers from 1979 to 1988 showing high mobility across quintiles. By 1988 85 8 percent of the poorest in 1979 had moved up, with 20 7 percent up one quintile and 25 percent up two quintiles. The top quintile saw 52 7 percent fall to lower groups, and 2 2 percent reached the bottom. Only 47 3 percent of top 1 percent stayed in place.
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