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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1999
Page
4
The piece presents the U S Constitution establishment clause free exercise speech press and assembly guarantees. It includes a Bible verse as today’s quote from Psalms 27 10 and identifies the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board as expressing opinions. Publisher Steve Smith and executive editor Thomas A Colley are named.
Editorial argues Virginia Supreme Court retroactively requires both parents be notified when a juvenile is arrested, opposing a law change that limits notice to one parent. It urges legislative revision to restore two parent responsibility, warning of widespread appeals and legal friction.
The Tazewell County Board of Supervisors meets to approve a 1999-2000 budget of 76.77 million and holds public hearings on reducing county vehicle decals from 10 to 2 for residents outside towns, plus a monthly real estate tax plan with a 50 cent fee, with further potential cuts to economic development water and sewer and fire department funding.
In June 10 letters to the editor celebrate Katherine Thompson Miss Mercer County 1999 and Lisa Melton Miss Southern West Virginia 1999 as the pageant crowns two winners for the first time. The Greater Bluefield Jaycees sponsor and boosted scholarship funds to 5400 dollars through community and in kind gifts.
Cal Thomas reports on Dennis Hastert's strategy to push a tax cut and policy agenda with a small Republican majority. He aims to recruit more support, present a united front, and counter post impeachment and Kosovo-era criticism while highlighting differences with Hillary Clinton on health care and MSAs.
Local governments behind living wage laws Mandate higher pay for contractors workers in janitorial and low skill roles Critics say privatization shifts burden to small businesses while inflating entry level wages NFIB argues higher costs limit hiring and stymie worker progression Cities like Los Angeles consider top rates creating a broader wage mosaic amid federal minimums and party plans.
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