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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1999
Page
4
A Daily Telegraph editorial board note presents the Bill of Rights free speech and press wording followed by a Bible verse from Luke 12 8 9. It cites Steve Smith as publisher and Thomas A Colley as executive editor.
Editorial argues refugees must return quickly to enable rebuilding and seasonal prep. NATO should demilitarize the Kosovo Liberation Army and oversee autonomy while Serbia and Kosovo resolve final status under international oversight. Milosevic remains a destabilizing factor, NATO may intervene if coup or attacks occur.
Larry Hypes observes how drought and culture shape the American lawn, tracing its origins from colonial plots to aristocratic expanses. He notes rising spending on lawns, the evolution of mowing tech, and the social divide between city life and grassy rituals, ending with a personal nudge to start the mower.
Letters from Dr. George R. Simons Jr of Centerville Ohio and Nancy Looney of Bluefield WV advocate an open heart center at Bluefield Regional Medical Center. They cite improved outcomes from angioplasty and stents, urging petition signing and local discussion. The writers emphasize lifesaving benefits, regional health access, jobs, and revenue for southern West Virginia.
President Clinton addressed Americans as commander in chief after an 11 week air campaign against Yugoslav leader Slobodan Milosevic concluded with no American combat deaths. Praise came from both parties, though some Republicans warned Kosovo might still be unstable and debated funding for peacekeepers.
The Bank of Scotland ends its consumer banking plan with televangelist Pat Robertson after his remarks about Scotland drew public pressure. It buys out his stake to end the contract. Justice Department pursues international cartels with a $725 million penalty and other cases, while the Microsoft trial nears a close. Amnesty International criticizes Texas clemency as arbitrary, urging overhaul of the process.
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