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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1992
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board states opinions on essential rights. J Stanley Warren and Thomas A Colley are listed as Publisher and Executive editor.
The piece backs Sen Rockefeller's bill to add delinquent child support to credit histories, arguing it will curb unpaid support and reduce poverty among affected families. Citing $20 billion unpaid yearly and a 20 percent collection rise in 30 states, it frames payment as both legal duty and moral obligation.
Community volunteers led by Linda Mangus and Jim Bailey join Swope Construction Acme Wood Processing First Community Bank and One Valley Bank to build a stage in Town Square for SummerFest. The project showcases local pride and carpenter volunteers.
Larry Hypes reflects on the 1940s with nylon stockings and prices, Pearl Harbor rationing, and baseball stars like Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggio. He notes White Christmas by Irving Berlin, Glenn Miller, Frank Sinatra, and rising TV culture as America moved into the postwar era.
The letter argues that the media omits third party candidates Andre Moreau and James Bo Gritz, calling for unbiased reporting. It condemns selective coverage, says the public deserves factual news, and attacks sanitized reporting influencing voter decisions.
Washington observers compare 1992 to 1988 with Bush urged to reuse stump speeches and the flag and school prayer issues. Advisers warn against overreliance on posturing, while GOP loyalists miss Lee Atwater and push for a sharper, more coherent message to counter Clinton and Perot.
Charles McDowell reflects on avoiding political news for a day, yet finds himself drawn to the Bush Clinton Perot poll in the Times CBS News survey. He notes negative public views of the candidates, a TV interview with Barbara Walters, and the overstuffed pace of morning TV questioning.
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