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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1999
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board voices consensus on fundamental freedoms including religion speech and assembly. Thomas A. Colley is identified as executive editor in the editorial note.
Editorial argues that fast policy conclusions on highway safety and minimum wage are often wrong. It cites analyses showing highway fatalities declined after the 55 mph repeal and warns against predicting catastrophe from reforms. Emphasizes cautious judgment and openness to contrary analyses.
In a Crumpler community voice, Bill Archer reflects on missed papers, Route 52 memories, and McDowell County life. He cites Memorial Day, regional economy hopes, and resilience of locals as he notes journalism amid changes. He pledges future deliveries and optimism for tourism, timber, and coal alike.
In a May edition letter, Tammy Dalton and HealthSouth Southern Hills staff commend coverage of pulmonary rehabilitation. They note CARF approval, Black Lung provider status, and the program's benefits for respiratory patients. They cite HealthSouth Beckley and Southern Hills Princeton programs and the Better Breathers group.
Bonnie Erbe reviews pundit reactions to NATO air campaign in Kosovo. She highlights critics who urged ground troops or dismissed the air strategy, praising Bill Kristol for admitting underestimating air power. Erbe reframes U.S. intervention as right, while decrying partisan criticism and calls for accountability.
Daily Telegraph reporter Greg Jordan recalls interviewing Sun Valley Athens and Thorn Elementary students about summer plans for a last day story. He notes the challenge of fitting more than 15 names into one piece while praising the honesty and brevity of children's answers.
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