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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1992
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board states opinions in the columns. It lists J Stanley Warren Thomas Colley as publisher and executive editor and quotes a biblical verse about sin and grace.
This piece urges high school graduates to pursue higher education as a practical path to better employment and realized dreams. It argues that while some succeed without college, the norm and statistics favor college education to keep pace with rapid technological change and to unlock opportunities. the future, the article says, lies in one's education and decisions.
Week in review highlights include Ron Campbell opening Investment Planning Consultants on Jefferson Street Bluefield. West Virginia Entrepreneur finalists include K A and Richard Ammar and E T Smith. Wal Mart grand opening. Virginia unemployment down to 6.2 percent. Gabby’s new ownership. Graham Park funds. Princeton tourist center progress. Cole Chevrolet sales record banquet. T J Hoggs opens. Tazewell Airport dedicates new facility. Also editor decries county budget cuts harming human services and urges public attendance June 11.
A study compares funeral costs and customs across regions, detailing typical expenditures for services, caskets, ceremonies, and viewings. It examines how culture shapes preferences and is not limited to one tradition, outlining factors that drive price variation and common practices.
Cal Thomas argues that the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro is a post Cold War clash with environmentalists and Third World allies, accusing critics of fraud and warning against strict regulations. He cites recent science indicating cooling trends, limited ozone loss, and questions global warming claims while urging US restraint and caution in policy.
Daily Telegraph surveyed 100 area residents with questions on funeral costs and arrangements. Fifty eight percent said funeral expenses are too high, thirteen percent said fair, four percent said expected. Most favored funeral processions to slow traffic, halt rarely. Sixty one percent preferred funeral homes for services, twenty six percent churches, five percent either or none. Traditional burials led at fifty four percent, mausoleums twenty four, cremation eight, fourteen percent no preference.
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