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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 2000
Page
5
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a statement noting that Congress shall make no law abridging freedom of religion speech press or assembly. It includes attributions to Steve Smith publisher and Thomas A Colley executive editor and clarifies the board consensus.
Goodwater editorial calls for over 15 million dollars in grants and loans from the Virginia Department of Health for seven water projects in Tazewell and Russell counties and Bluefield area. The plan would serve 868 residents, upgrade Claypool Hill plant, and build new lines off Route 67 Route 460 and local roads, with emphasis on urgent need due to boil water notices.
Bluefield residents describe the Neighborhood Association losing momentum over 2 1/2 years. Eight groups formed with church and business meeting spaces, but attendance and interest have dwindled. East Southside group reports unaddressed complaints. city officials promised replies within a month, now past. City budget pressures raise doubt about future action.
B K Necessary, Daily Telegraph, writes a reflective piece on Richlands downtown, recalling family shopping trips to Smith's Ben Franklin, J C Penney, Thorton's, Montgomery Ward, Kresge's, and local stores like Horton's, Goldsmith's, Cary's, and Ramrod. The memoir contrasts past neighborhood reliance with malls and e commerce and advocates revitalizing downtown trade while preserving personal service.
The piece examines the rise of distance learning, noting IDC's forecast of 2.2 million online students by 2002 and highlighting women as a majority. It follows Leslie Jayder-Wilson pursuing a master's in Social Work from the University of Washington while juggling work and foster parenting, and discusses methods, drawbacks, and growing adoption as a 21st century trend.
In Herdrich v Carle Clinic, the Supreme Court held that HMO treatment decisions are not fiduciary acts under ERISA, blocking federal malpractice actions and sending plaintiffs to state courts. The ruling sparks calls for broader patients rights and tort reform proposals, including sunset laws, contingency-fee caps, higher small-claims limits, and liability guidelines.
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