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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2001
Page
5
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board frames today’s page with a constitutional rights snippet and a Bible quotation. Gary Adkisson is publisher and Thomas A Colley executive editor. The Bible quote cites Luke 10 27 AV about loving God and neighbor.
The $9.2 million drift release tower at Bluestone Dam in West Virginia will, when finished in summer 2003, let most debris pass through rather than back up at the dam base. U S Army Corps of Engineers officials say it’s an odd but practical solution to annual river debris and floods.
Federal Emergency Management Agency extends grants and loans for uninsured property losses and recovery programs to residents and business owners in designated southern West Virginia counties. Apply for assistance by calling 1-800-462-9029 or 1-800-462-7585 TTY for hearing impaired. Pirxter: Bush's decision to declare nine.
Tracey O'Donnell delivered a moving rendition of the Star Spangled Banner at Montcalm High School graduation, prompting reflections on national history from Bill Archer, chief of the Virginia desk for the Daily Telegraph. He recalls personal memories of the 48 star flag and notes the era of challenges faced by the graduating seniors amid regional concerns over drugs and violence.
Don V. Hylton of Bluefield Va argues that younger miners must learn safety and mining laws as a coal boom nears. He warns that inexperienced workers will re open older mines and start new ones, risking injuries unless inspectors share expertise and firms maintain strong safety programs, while opposing overly aggressive environmental mandates.
A Public Agenda survey and focus groups show growing desire among parents to keep a parent at home, skeptical views of day care quality, and support for better licensing and funding for centers while tax credits and welfare reform reshape decisions. The piece cites preferences for one parent at home, concerns about neglect, and employer costs for onsite care.
Greg Jordan reports a surprise turnout at a Browning Lambert Mountain two room schoolhouse reunion that grew into a community event. June 16 gathering at Glenwood Park will be a covered dish picnic with plans arranged via Kathleen Beckner. contact Route 2 Box 247 Rock WV 24747 or 304-589-6455. Karen Simmon’s arachnophobia eased by meeting Chilean tarantula Amanda. Amanda wrote a note calling him Daddi.
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