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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1996
Page
5
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board shares its consensus on issues in the opinion columns. A Bible quote follows, highlighting faith and steadfastness with a parable about building on a rock amid floods.
Mercer County Board of Education invites parents and residents to June 24 to 26 hearings at the Technical Education Center in Princeton to discuss closing Thorn Silver Knob Ramsey Wade and Cumberland Heights elementary schools and building new ones in Bluefield and Princeton. Reconfigurations at Princeton Junior High Glenwood and Princeton Senior High are also on the table.
Barbara Hawkins recalls Sugar a black poodle adopted from a shelter in spring 1989. The aging companion faced liver cancer after years of loyalty, illness, and care from neighbors and Dr. Richard Pence, ending with a humane, painless final moment.
Federal safety chief ousted while Republicans target FAA officials and Pena. Amtrak may lose subsidies as critics fret over funding and a possible gas tax shift. Nobel winners urge Congress to restore federal research funding as aging programs face cuts.
Letters applaud volunteers who read to Springville Elementary students and discuss literacy. Community members and local employers such as First Century Bank, BRMC, Bluefield AAA, Regency Real Estate, and others shared careers and the importance of reading. The event included a complimentary school lunch for volunteers.
Charles Colson recalls his prison term for taking an FBI file and warns that White House actions resemble Watergate era panic. He cites the Privacy Act as curb on FBI file misuse and criticizes Clintons for alleged tabled ethics. Cal Thomas notes public tolerance of political maneuvering.
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