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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1999
Page
5
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents opinions on church state issues and civil liberties. It includes statements from Steve Smith as Publisher and Thomas Colley as Executive Editor, plus a biblically quoted verse.
Gov. Cecil H. Underwood boosts clothing vouchers to 150 per child in families at 100 percent of the federal poverty level. The move follows Kids Count Connection data showing child poverty rising 62.2 percent since 1980. The fund covers clothing and sewing materials to help dignity and school integration while urging job growth to cut poverty.
Larry Hypes recalls growing up in Abbs Istes elementary in 1963 and the early library era. He remembers a single shelf library, daily Telegraph news, a Silvertone TV, and a new school library run by Mrs Bessie Joyce. The narrative celebrates librarians, book access, and summer book mobiles.
A letter urges citizen juror participation and explains jury duty reality to McDowell County readers. It stresses juries' democratic role, offers practical accommodations for vacations weddings and appointments, and notes automatic excuses for those 65 plus and for disabilities.
Australia will ship about 500 million pounds of beef to the United States this summer under a system where company officials perform on the line inspections while government inspectors provide oversight. Critics call it a risky shift that could endanger public health and strip the USDA of accountability.
Column guesses a substitute first lady could be appointed while Hillary Clinton campaigns in New York. It notes the office’s unofficial vitality, potential 25th Amendment relevance, and the political theater around a stand-in, even joking about Mimi from The Drew Carey Show.
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