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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1999
Page
4
A note from the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a Bible verse from Psalms 27 14 urging patience and courage. The page lists Steve Smith as Publisher and Thomas A Colley as Executive editor. The quotation accompanies a constitutional liberty reference to free speech press and religious freedom.
The piece argues the EPA should not punish West Virginia for cross state air pollution blamed on Northeast emissions. It notes court setbacks to EPA rules, cites Gov Underwood concerns about economic impact, and contends wealthy states must be held accountable for their own air quality.
A memoiric voice recalls starting a local lawn mowing service in a hometown and expanding with family help. It chronicles pricing, client selection, and pride in skilled work, plus a移 meal of travel dreams from Pittsburgh to New York and reflections on life, work, and inner answers.
Lisa Musolin argues Bluefield Regional should gain an open heart program to reduce heart disease deaths in West Virginia. She notes rural isolation and severe weather hinder timely care, urges access to angioplasty and cardiac catheterization, and compares regional availability with Morgantown Charleston Huntington Wheeling centers within about 54 miles. The letter frames economic and life-saving benefits from an in-region facility.
Washington column argues Clinton sought a war to secure a top tier presidential legacy, but Kosovo’s 79 day bombing drew limited domestic support. It notes by contrast past leaders enjoyed rally effects. Clinton avoided ground troops, and historians now weigh whether NATO success eases personal controversy. by Jack Anderson and Jan Moller United Feature Service.
Greg Jordan recounts sending his Chilean Rose tarantula Lugg to Carlsbad New Mexico for potential breeding. He describes breedable teases, shipping methods, and the spider’s temperament while noting tarantulas’ long female lifespans, brief male longevity, and the subject’s cautionary humor about the post and the exotic pet trade.
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