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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 2004
Page
4
Samantha Perry writes of recurring floods in the Four Seasons Country region from July 2001 to November 2003, detailing 100 year flood claims, federal disaster declarations, and community rebuilding efforts. The piece laments repeated disasters and calls for leaders to address underlying causes while honoring the memory of safer summers.
The notice lists William Randy Deason as Publisher Thomas A Colley as Executive Editor and News Editor Senior Writer Samantha Perry Managing Editor Tammie Toler Barbara Hawkins Bill Archer Sports Editor City County Editor Senior Copy Editor and includes a biblical quotation about divine guidance for speech in times of delivery.
West Virginia faces a long economic tunnel but officials forecast a $50 million surplus at June 30, restoring funds cut earlier. The balance comes after a $120 million deficit and a special session to fund flood relief, with restored money going to Rainy Day Fund, Welfare, hospitals, and several programs as lawmakers avoid new taxes and seek growth.
In a letter from James King of Bluefield Virginia, the Cardiac Rehab program at Princeton Community Hospital is urged to remain funded amid leadership changes and potential cuts to programs including the Dean Ornish plan. The author cites the program’s reputation, staff dedication, and personal survival testimony from heart surgery, arguing the cost is minor relative to hospital needs and that the Cardiac Rehab program should not be eliminated.
National figures hailed a commitment to expand the Martinsburg Computing Center as IRS officials plan a long term growth, while short term job cuts occur to reduce duplication across Martinsburg Detroit and Memphis centers. Legislators anticipate a fall employment rebound.
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