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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1995
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a framework statement on liberty and rights alongside a Bible quote. The excerpt cites the U S Constitution and a verse from Psalms highlighting reverence for the Lord and opposition to evil.
Editorial argues FAA is too cautious as Mercer County ASOS awaits certification while observers at Elkins provide only hour old data. Pilots claim access to near real time weather is blocked, yet ASOS updates every 60 seconds and is in the same room as the observer. FAA liability fears and policy gaps hurt private pilots seeking current altimeter and wind settings.
Ann Stottlemeyer, state Medicaid director, notes a new law that lets the state reclaim nursing home costs by seizing recipients personal property after death, amid a surge of lawyer inquiries seeking loopholes.
The town gears up for the First Annual Civil War Heritage Reenactment as 150 reenactors recreate battles at Princeton and Pike View High School. Activities include tea gowns, a ball, vendor setups, and demonstrations by musketeers, with spectators welcome at Town Square.
Letters argue for restoring 71 percent budget cuts to the Prenatal Information Project. They cite benefits in preventing low birth weight and infant mortality, the project’s efficient use of funds, nonduplication with health services, and risks of grant funds returning to other localities if funded out.
Ann McFeatters reports from Halifax on the G7 gathering where Rubin warns about weak inventories and interconnected markets. The piece notes worth of the event, Clinton's budget choices, and the tension between hopeful economic wonkery and political reality as leaders discuss trade, debt, and modernization of institutions.
Bill Berdine recounts hosting a Rochester couple from Beeman's Gum lineage on a West Virginia tour. They visited New River Gorge Bridge and Babcock State Park, admired the mill and trout, rode the tram to Mountain Creek Lodge, and sampled Mile meal and regional fare while planning a return visit. The writer notes his fond, humorous misdirections and promises a follow up.
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