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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1995
Page
5
The opinions in the columns below are the consensus of the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board. Thomas A Colley Executive editor.
Editorial argues the federal government lacks power to be traffic cop and criticizes repeal of 55 and 65 mph limits. Cites Lautenberg warnings on deaths, cites 1973 enactment for fuel saving, 1987–89 data on fatality trends, AAA study, and calls for state discretion with safety oversight.
Chuck Greene of Coal City West Virginia argues that Social Security is federally enforced insurance funded by workers and employers through FICA, not a deficit driver. He accuses Republicans and media of lying about the program and urges readers to reject claims that Social Security harms the nation.
A heartfelt exhortation to tell loved ones how you feel while there is still today. It urges addressing offenses, expressing love, and avoiding taken-for-granted relationships. Jim a is special projects editor of the Daily Telegraph.
The Daily Telegraph will publish letters on public interest topics. Letters must include signature, full address and phone number. Pen names and anonymous letters are not published. Names will not be withheld. Letters may be edited to fit space. Writers may submit one letter per writer per month.
The Portsmouth Shipyard in Maine draws presidential attention as a Base Closure Commission decision looms. California Rep Horn argues politics saved Portsmouth over Long Beach while Navy says rankings and nuclear docking ability dictated the outcome. Congressman McDermott anecdote closes the piece.
The piece surveys a surge in do it yourself remodeling by 2000 as homes age and more money shifts from new builds to renovations. It notes budget materials, widespread subcontractor work, rising preservation fears, and a boom in magazines like This Old House and Country Living Renovation, with ironic forecasts of showplace restorations and unrelated post remodel titles.
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