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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 2003
Page
2
Grill roundup covers latest grills and smokers trends while Bluefield provides state of the city address highlights. Sports section notes June 5 2003 update from Boltonline.com with city and local interest items.
Bluefield officials convene at the city auditorium for a state of the city address to outline a new opportunity and vision for Bluefield. City Manager Mark Henne says the aim is to unite residents, share ideas, and pursue a healthy, beautiful, economically thriving future amid ongoing financial pressures. The 7 p.m. event is sponsored by the Board of Directors, the Downtown Merchants Association and the South.
In Rinceton at SummerFest 2003, co-chairs hailed the festival as officially begun despite showers. The Beau and Belle of the event were Peery and Eileen Mooney, recognized at a noon ceremony as the festival opened with optimism and community pride.
West Virginia Senator John Pat Fanning voiced caution about backing a sweeping 299 page bill to reform the Workers' Compensation Division. After weeks of committee work and 12 meetings, sponsors unveiled the measure to salvage the near bankrupt system, with a four plus page prelude listing 41 sections to change.
A 12 member Senate and House panel released a workers' compensation bill for full Legislature to vote on later this month. Finances target solvency through June 2006 with 225 million dollars funding and 150 million from overfunded black lung, 20 million from tobacco settlement, 10 million from general budget. 45 million remains to be negotiated. No long term deficit funding proposed though deficit could near 4 billion by 2006. Premium rates set to rise 15 percent.
Princeton women imagine Clinton’s life as a wife and public figure. The article notes Hillary Rodham Clinton’s Aug 15 1998 conversation with Bill Clinton and quotes her remark about wishing to wring his neck after his admission of relations with Monica Lewinsky.
Sun Valley School Principal Jon Corbett kept a pledge made to elementary students during the school's field day. He agreed to kiss a cow if certain festivities or challenges were met, embracing the promise in front of students and staff as a lighthearted culmination to the event.
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