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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2014
Page
4
Reg Henry notes the US District Court ruling legalizing same sex marriage in Pennsylvania, praising the decision as a win for freedom. He mocks the culture war rhetoric and celebrates progress for couples, hoping readers embrace evolving rights and enduring marriages.
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph features a Bible verse from Psalms 145 8 9 AKJV attributed to Charles Owen. The note reflects the paper's religious framing and community tone.
Florida Georgia Line will headline the Second Chance Rocks the Virginias concert with Nelly at Mitchell Stadium in Bluefield on June 21. Tickets sold out on Ticketmaster but remain at Grant's Supermarkets Paper & More Bluefield and Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce offices. Proceeds aid the Second Chance Learning Center, aiding local youth to graduate high school and pursue college with tutoring counseling and scholarships totaling over 85 thousand dollars. The organizers hope to expand the center to Bluefield and Richlands and reopen the Tazewell location.
A Bluefield Daily Telegraph letter quotes supervisor chairman Charlie Stacy stating a July meeting could reveal tobacco commission funding. If the June 1 2014 deadline passes without $10 million grants, the memorandum ends July 1 2014. The piece frames hope amid deadline pressure and quotes Josh Billings on breakfast.
The Heritage Foundation questions EPA draft rules aimed at cutting power plant emissions by 30 percent. It argues flexible state plans shift costs to families while warning bills will rise, despite Obama’s claim that efficiency standards will lower costs. Coal and natural gas currently supply over 80 percent of U.S. energy.
The column argues that cap and trade or taxes raising energy costs would hit American households, especially the poor, with higher electricity bills. It notes energy-intensive industries suffer, workers lose, and overall output declines while offering no proven global temperature benefit. The piece stresses developing nations must lift themselves with affordable energy.
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