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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1998
Page
4
The text presents the First Amendment freedoms and the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus opinion. It lists Steve Smith as publisher and Thomas A Colley as executive editor and cites a Bible verse from Psalms 94 9 10 as today's quote.
An editorial warns that American savings are too low as 45 percent consider retirement needs while the 3.9 percent saving rate remains a 60 year low. It cites President Clinton urging more personal saving. It notes Clover Virginia votes to dissolve its charter after Castlewood, citing dwindling finances and loss of local identity as small towns struggle with taxes.
Susan Gullion argues the 1970s wind power moment remains relevant as she critiques coal and fossil fuels. She cites scientists, recalls Earth Day, criticizes the Kyoto Protocol, and urges quick adoption of solar, wind, and fuel-cell tech with industry examples from Ford, Toyota, and GM.
Steven Summer of the West Virginia Hospital Association argues that hospitals and health systems drive WV economic growth by providing jobs and community revenue while maintaining competitive costs. He urges regulatory reform to move toward market-driven health care, preserve access, and expand managed care options. Charleston, WV.
The National Center for Children in Poverty reports 6.9 billion dollars yearly in government funding for teen pregnancy and 200000 girls under 18 having children annually. States push prevention for male adolescents, noting past focus on girls only. Public school and home instruction may broaden to include boys and even Internet resources. West Virginia context cited with rising births to unmarried teens. Richard Grimes, Charleston Daily Mail political writer.
The writer argues the Underwood administration should have rejected Medicaid coverage for Viagra. He cites potential costs, estimating 47 000 adult male recipients at 720 yearly per person, totaling over a million dollars, and contrasts with States like Virginia that are not considering coverage.
The Herald-Dispatch reports a $2 million state pilot by the Small Business Development Center and the Appalachian Regional Commission to aid welfare recipients. The program funds loans, training, and marketing through 12 microbusiness centers including Unlimited Futures Inc in Huntington. About 7 percent may qualify. 90 students have graduated from the center’s course, with 40 starting businesses.
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