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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1999
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board states the opinions in the following columns reflect a consensus on core rights. It emphasizes the limits on government establishment of religion, free exercise, and protections for speech and assembly.
Editorial notes confusion over Tazewell County's 76.77 million dollar fiscal year budget after a 4-1 vote. Board clashes over funding for economic development and last minute additions sparked political tension and calls for a budget workshop.
Susan Gullion recalls the close ties between Bluefield newspapers and local TV stations as Scott Harbaugh leaves Channel 6 after training a successor. The piece reflects on community bonds, the warmth of local media personalities, and the mix of pride and loss in a small market.
A letter favors Bluefield Regional Medical Center seeking a regional heart center inviting support while criticizing Princeton Community Hospital leadership over joint-venture claims. The writer recalls past hospital deals, urges BRMC to pursue open heart surgery locally, and notes a May 14 16 reunion for Blanche Miller Kindergarten in Bluefield with 32 attendees celebrating West Virginia.
Sharon Randall recounts coastal dawn patrols with Carmel Zetts, the Turtle Woman, on Sunset Beach in North Carolina. She describes nesting loggerhead sea turtles, the fragility of eggs, and volunteers covering nests to protect them from predators and tourists, while reflecting on hope and the beauty of sunrise. Randall notes the nests’ long odds and her plan to continue the summer journey, possibly returning.
GOP leaders under Speaker Hastert push a tighter fiscal line while seeking budget deals with President Clinton. The 1995 confrontations are not repeated as the party shifts to pragmatism, aiming to pass spending bills and negotiate tax cuts, amid a smaller GOP class and a shrinking majority.
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