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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1992
Page
4
The document cites the First Amendment text and notes that opinions in the columns reflect the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board. Names listed include J Stanley Warren, Thomas A Colley as publisher and executive editor.
Editorial urges conciliation as Princeton, Mercer County Commission, and Green Valley Glenwood PSD face potential water war. It notes possible insufficient raw water from Dan Hale Reservoir and Princeton’s claimed proprietary use while stressing universal consequences and need for a workable, shared solution.
The Princeton Mercer County Chamber of Commerce and local volunteers organize the Fourth Annual SummerFest, a week long lineup of events and activities for every palate. Residents are urged to attend from Wednesday through Sunday to share in the celebration.
Capitol report argues for stronger gun controls citing a New England Journal of Medicine study showing the 1977 Washington DC handgun ban reduced gun homicides by 25 percent and gun related crises by 23 percent from 1977 to 1988. It notes objections from gun lobbyists and mentions Rockefeller family political history. It also cites a drug education study on job related drug use costs, Maryland tire tax for recycling, and a computer savvy 10 year old.
In state pastors letters the Governor notes 1990 saw 222 West Virginia babies die before age one and many deaths are preventable. He designates June 6 and 7 as Save Our Babies Sabbath Weekend to mobilize community resources against the high infant mortality rate. The proclamation extols babies as a vital resource and urges congregations of all faiths to join in celebrating life.
Ann McFeatters argues Bush ended one era by winning arms cuts with Russia but faces the challenge of defining a new path. Voters wonder what comes next as fears shift from global war to domestic economic decline while manufacturing falters and urban distress grows.
Rheta Grimsley Johnson critiques the 1992 presidential race bottleneck, criticizing media influence and campaign tactics while contrasting Clinton, Perot, and Jesse Jackson. She notes unemployment, education trouble, a crumbling infrastructure, and a distracted public as campaigns chase sound bites amid MTV era hype.
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