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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1992
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a Bible verse today with the question Shall we continue in sin that grace may abound guiding readers to Romans 6:1 2. The quote appears under an editorial note credited to Executive editor Joe Warren Thomas A Colley.
The piece notes a 42 percent rise in Workers' Compensation Fund premiums over three years and a looming deficit despite an 8 percent effective July 1 increase. It critiques prior rate hikes and calls for real solutions. It also condemns mailbox vandalism, urging an end to the senseless acts that inconvenience residents and risk harm.
West Virginia Senator Jay Rockefeller urged passage of the Child Support Assurance Act, calling the current system a disgrace. He highlighted a Bland County case where a father owed over $20,000, received jail time suspended upon payment, and stressed the need to protect children’s emotional and financial needs amid parental disputes. Barbara Hawkins, Daily Telegraph senior writer.
A reader voices concern over the impending talks between Yeltsin and Bush and warns that continued U.S. nuclear testing risks a resumption of Russian tests at Novaya Zemlya. The letter argues testing worsens nuclear waste, strains the economy, and endangers the environment, urging President Bush to stop testing now.
The piece details how both parties employ opposition research to dig up weaknesses in opponents, with high tech tools and tactical tips. It notes Bush's call to avoid sleaze, Dems' focus on defining Clinton, Perot's clash with Bush, and the 1988 Willie Horton shadow shaping tactics. Also mentions EPA chief Reilly debating cabinet status and Rio delegation duties. Jack Anderson and Michael Einstein are United Features Syndicate columnists.
Rheta Grimsley Johnson critiques Florence King and Hillary Clinton while arguing that intelligence often leads to misery. The piece questions whether brains aid life success, noting many well educated people lack happiness, and suggests marrying a less intelligent partner to gain balance and normalcy.
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