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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1989

Page

4

Daily Telegraph Editorial Board Names and Bible Verse

The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus on current opinions with members including Terry Horne, Thomas A. Colley, Jim Terry, Charles Boothe, Barbara Hawkins, and Bob Pepalis. Bible quote follows: If any man will come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross.

Daily Telegraph Terry Horne Thomas A. Colley Jim Terry Princeton Charles Boothe Barbara Hawkins Bob Pepalis Jesus

Editorial on tax money being spent constructively by Gov Caperton

The piece defends new taxes and a 5 cent gasoline levy, praising Governor Caperton for paying PESA bills and funding hospital debts and road resurfacing. It argues clear priorities, accountability, and fewer bureaucrats as keys to Georgia state finances, urging continued fiscal discipline.

Gaston Caperton Public Employees Insurance Agency PESA Mercer County Mercer Monroe McDowell Caperton

Vote Tuesday Local Elections Urge Citizens to Exercise Rights

Voters in several area towns are urged to go to the polls Tuesday to elect local officials. The piece stresses the impact of municipal decisions on parking, zoning, taxes, annexation and economic development, urging informed participation and noting candidates' door-to-door outreach.

Hikers on the Trail chase a thru hike record

Greg Key known as The Traveler plans consecutive Yo Yo miles on the Appalachian Trail from Georgia to Maine and back. He aims to beat Yo knuckles record with months of rugged travel and a determined crew backing him. Charleston and Atlanta sources note the trek’s tolls and the community of thru hikers who seek solitude and purpose on the trail.

Greg Key Springer Mountain Mount Katahdin Maine Troutville Georgia David Searles Papa Squirrel Atlanta Key the Traveler Damascus Wake Forest Searles Pearisburg Dan Bruce Ace I.O.W.A Greg Pearlsburg

Letters to the Editor on Doctorate Salaries

It is my belief that if some correspondence course offered two year PhDs a doctorate would no longer command a decent salary.

Registered nurse issue growing problem

A writer argues a national crisis in nursing due to nurse shortages and inadequate pay. The piece traces the shift from trained RNs to practical and associate degree paths, suggesting salaries have fallen and future pseudo RN credentials threaten nurse advancement. It warns that current RNs may be grandfathered but aims to spark salary reform and professional parity.

America

Salvation Army thanks for Camp Joy medicals and support

The Salvation Army in Bluefield thanks doctors nurses and Ladies Auxiliary members for providing 193 physical examinations for Camp Joy campers on May 16 and 18. Gratitude is extended to Lois Wells June Grubb Joan Cameron Helen Goodykoontz Julia Moore and Salvation Army Ladies Home League volunteers who processed applications. The Bluefield Daily Telegraph invites public letters with signatures and contact info for publication and offers contact details for letters policy.

Salvation Army Ladies Auxiliary Lois Wells June Grubb Joan Cameron Helen Goody Bluefield Daily Telegraph The Daily Telegraph Bluefield Avenue Bluefield W.va

Glenwood School Dedication Set After $1.5 Million Build

Dedication ceremonies for Glenwood School, opened at the start of the current year, will be held Tuesday June 12 in the school auditorium. Roy Truby, West bie my State School Supt, will headline the event. The facility serves nearly 900 students from kindergarten through ninth grade. Also announced are new Bluefield Virginia Senior Citizens officers Polly Yost president Claudia Kelly vice president Florence Pritt secretary Dorothy Painter treasurer Eula Shinault chaplain Irene Bishop and Zenith Lilly trustees.

Glenwood West Bie My Roy Truby Senior Citizens Bluefield Polly Yost Claudia Kelly Florence Pritt Dorothy Painter Eula Shinault Irene Bishop Zenith Lilly

Bluefield Area Notables Named In Local Clubs And Teams

Marianne Edwards selected as regional instructor for Golden Eagle Cheerleading Assoc during Atlanta tryouts. Bluefield Automobile Club elects officers James E. Pile as vice president and Mrs. Marble Weaver secretary-manager after 30 years with the AAA Club. Princeton names co-captains Bill Hubbard Greg Staton Gene Duremdes Bob Karnes for 1979 season. 1964 note recalls Wade W Walker in Bluefield coal era and Bluefield Country Club Ladies Night golf winners Mary Jo Belcher Jane McGee Media Manis Ben Paine.

Marianne Edwards Bluefield Golden Eagle Cheerleading Association Atlanta Goldene Cheerleading Association U.S Princeton Jack Pack Tigers Bill Hubbard Greg Staton Gene Duremdes Bob Karnes Bluefield Country Club Mary Jo Belcher Jane McGee Media Manis Ben Paine ProJack Freeman Golf Shop

Centennial Blue Field Council Sets Early Salaries

First meeting of the Blue Field City Council approves salaries including Mayor 300, auditor 500, recorder 600, city attorney 250, police chief 900, patrolmen 720, city engineer 1000 per year. Councilmen to be paid 3 per meeting, max 1000 yearly.

New Bluefield

End the arms race? Bush Gorbachev offer demilitarization plan

Washington reports a historic week as President Bush and Soviet leader Gorbachev move toward reducing forces and budgets in Europe. Bush proposes removing 350000 troops and billions in hardware by 1993, while Gor bachev vows a 14 percent military cut and shift to domestic needs. The piece notes US and USSR vast defense spend near 300 billion and 124 billion, questions trust, and warns against military industrial profits delaying sanity.

Washington George Bush North Atlantic Treaty Organization Mikhail Gorbachev Central Europe Bush United States Soviet Union Moscow Gorbachev

Carl T. Rowan Writes For The North American Syndicate

Columnist Carl T. Rowan contributes to the North American Syndicate, delivering syndicated columns on current events and political issues for readers nationwide.

Carl T. Rowan

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