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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1992
Page
5
The passage quotes the First Amendment text and notes that the opinions in the columns below reflect the consensus of the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board. J Stanley Warren and Thomas A Colley are listed as Publisher and Executive Editor.
Citizens packed a long budget hearing urging protection of human service agencies. The board reversed cuts to 13 groups including Prenatal Project and Senior Companion Program, shifting funds to keep elderly and youth programs, while preserving a $200000 contingency. Final action on the amended budget looms Thursday.
Richard Grimes notes the SAFE Act aims to require health warnings on beer ads including risks to pregnant women driving impairment and addiction. Beer industry officials warn such rules would curb free speech, hobble advertising budgets, and push sports events to pay per view, while critics say warnings are needed to curb abuse.
A reader praises Denver Pyle visiting West Virginia but questions his stance on APCo 765kv line routing. The letter urges using WVU and VPI&SU impact studies and official commissions to determine the least environmental and economic effect for a route from Oceana to Cloverdale Virginia.
Ann McFeatters argues that Dan Quayle uses bravado to attack Hollywood and cultural elites while offering little concrete policy. The piece notes Bush aides push a conservative core strategy and questions Quayle’s vague promises to defend “family values” without detailing actions to safeguard societal values.
Ralph Looney argues against Clinton and Perot proposals to tax more Social Security benefits and raise Medicare fees for high income seniors. He warns of class warfare and calls the idea a reckless tax grab, noting Social Security's universal payroll nature and the lifelong contributions of retirees. He contrasts Clinton with Perot as a self made businessman and urges elderly readers to raise their voices now.
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