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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1999
Page
4
The passage states Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting free exercise, or abridging freedom of speech or press, or the right to peaceably assemble and petition the government for grievances. Executive editor Thomas A Colley notes this as a foundational shield for rights.
The piece argues multiple problems plague WV child welfare and requires numerous solutions. It cites 1996 funding patterns showing higher out of home placement and below average foster care, totaling 104 million dollars and about 260 dollars per child under 18. It notes chronic underfunding, cites KIDS COUNT risks, and urges broad, unified action from state leaders to local communities to improve the system.
Perspective piece weighs rising tensions between the United States and China since Tiananmen and Yugoslavia embassy bombing. It cautions against disengagement while noting disputes over nuclear espionage, trade, and rights. Clinton seeks a one year extension of China's low tariff access to U.S. markets.
A reader laments West Virginia’s economic struggles after seeing Virginia add jobs and touts George Allen’s recruitment efforts. The writer praises Athens residents who supported them through illness and thanks local clinicians, neighbors, and friends for care and prayers.
Analysis notes ongoing talk on both sides about overhauling campaign finance. With a fragile GOP edge in the House, reform faces delays and potential deadlines, as Democrats and some Republicans push to force votes while the Senate stalls.
Kosovo winners and losers column highlights vice president Al Gore and a united Europe as winners while Milosevic and Serb people face upheaval. It also notes Bush online opposition, Democratic hopeful Bill Bradley, and the Census Bureau’s plan to hire 400,000 temporary workers at $9 to $14 an hour starting April 1, 2000.
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