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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1996
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents opinions from its board. Publisher Steve Smith and Executive Editor Thomas A Colley oversee newsroom operations. A Bible quote follows: If I regard iniquity in my heart the Lord will not hear me.
Editorial urges Bluefield Mercer County Board of Education to hold public meetings in affected communities before closing or consolidating elementary schools. Critics, led by John Haynes, say the plan should reflect community input even beyond open meetings.
Rita Kepner of FEMA urges residents in Mercer County and West Virginia to prepare for repeat floods. She links floods to human changes and promotes flood insurance, elevated utilities, and hazard mitigation funding. Local officials seek more funding via Rep. Rahall as authorities acknowledge limited near-term relief.
The piece accuses the Clinton White House of obtaining and misusing FBI files on Republican figures to smear opponents. It calls for congressional hearings, questions the White House explanations, and ties Hillary Clinton’s past as a congressional investigator to alleged ethics breaches.
A Brown University and LTCQ survey shows facilities led by ACHCA certified administrators and Fellows deliver higher quality care, treat sicker residents with similar staffing, and attract more private and Medicare residents. The study concludes ACHCA leadership links to operational efficiency and clinical effectiveness, signaling better management for families seeking long-term care.
The piece contrasts high credit card interest and fees with bank profits and weak consumer protections. It notes average card rates near 17.6 percent, rising fees, and banks earning record profits while debt burdens push many toward bankruptcy. It cites SCOTUS allowing extra late charges and PAC contributions influencing policy. It ends by contrasting consumer protections offered by cards with the absence of Gravano-like consequences.
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