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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 2000
Page
4
The text presents a constitutional note on free speech and religion from the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board. It includes a Bible quote from John 3 18 and identifies Steve Smith as Publisher and Thomas A Colley as Executive editor.
Editorial urges repeal or partial repeal of the Balanced Budget Act citing harm to health care in West Virginia. Dr. Stuart Altman warns the act disrupts hospitals long term care home health and ambulance services and calls for a united public voice to pressure policymakers. Citizens urged to speak out oppose further payment cuts and demand impact assessments on local access to care.
Tom Colley, executive editor of the Daily Telegraph, reports on a Rotary talk in Bluefield by Sarita A. Gattuso of Bluefield State’s Education Opportunity Center and comments from Dr. Renando Holland. They cite West Virginia’s college-going rate around 50 percent vs 70 percent nationally, rooted in low self esteem and regional cultural factors.
Richard N. Schecker of Morgantown cites a Dominion Post guest column by Sandra M. Chapman to claim federal influence is eroding state students. He argues public schools push socialism, promote early intervention and head start, and fear West Virginians will be replaced for a global New World Order.
Washington analysis traces the rise of grandparent rights from the 1970s divorce surge to the 2000 Troxel v Granville decision. It discusses how diverse views converge on the balance between parental rights and grandparents access, noting sociological shifts and future legislative debates. Jack Anderson and Douglas Cohn note the evolving role of grandparents as active caregivers.
Congressional probes reveal FAA failures in airport security and software control. 35 foreign nationals were hired to write flight radar code without background checks, risking 435 directional systems and possible nationwide air traffic disruption.
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