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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1999
Page
4
The passage asserts Congress shall not establish religion nor abridge freedom of expression or assembly. Quoted by Thomas A. Colley, executive editor, as part of a broader editorial emphasis on rights and civic accountability.
Gov. Cecil H. Underwood told Princeton Rotary that Southern West Virginia advances include a $30 million June surplus and three record job years. He highlighted ARC plans to revive McDowell County, calling it the worst economy in Appalachia and urging local leadership and citizen cooperation to rebuild the county’s base. The ARC aims to turn McDowell around and set a model for other low in spirits counties.
Tom Colley notes how the century will erase much of its fame recalls tragedies like the Johnstown flood and the Titanic, landmark moments from moon landings to the Beatles, and lists many forgotten trends and people from hula hoops to Route 66, urging memory of notable names such as Alexander Butterfield and Ira Hayes.
Letter thanks sponsors of Newspapers in Education program in the Telegraph urges support for Mercer County Literacy Volunteers. It notes over 7,000 adults cannot read, describes free one on one tutoring, and lists contact details for the program and local libraries.
Jack Anderson and Jan Moller report on the Rudman panel’s findings blaming lax oversight at U S weapons labs on bureaucratic culture in the DOE, while avoiding direct blame on the University of California. Congressional criticism grows over UC contract handling and lab governance.
The Clinton administration pushes a broad health package centered on a prescription drug benefit funded by a tobacco tax hike. Critics warn high premiums for 50 percent coverage will deter many seniors. Lawmakers expect long-term decisions to be postponed.
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