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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1992
Page
4
The document prints a U S Bill of Rights passage, standard editorial by Daily Telegraph Editorial Board, and a Bible verse from Psalm 42 1 2. It lists J Stanley Warren and Thomas A Colley as publisher and executive editor and includes a Bible quotation reflecting spiritual reflection.
Editorial outlines Bluefield 2000 driven by a citizen dream team from diverse fields. It highlights curbside recycling as a practical, grant earning step set to reduce Mercury County landfill waste and shape Bluefield's future with early pilot participation and careful planning for plastics, aluminum and glass collection.
Princeton moves from Summerfest to the second annual patriotic Fourth of July program at Hunnicutt Field expected to draw about 10 000 people. Summerfest drew large crowds despite rain as Elizabeth Osborne attended with a leg cast and led the event.
A reader complains that many people on Social Security must stretch tight budgets to cover added taxes. They say some cannot buy bread or pay for prescribed medicines or medical bills, and the burden affects basic living costs.
A reader from Bluefield objects to a 1 percent surcharge intended to support volunteer fire departments, retired teachers, and the teachers retirement reserve fund, arguing it imposes hardship on seniors and those on fixed incomes. The letter also praises Bluefield Daily Telegraph coverage of a Lions Club eye screening event benefiting 435 people, thanking the Chamber of Commerce for hosting.
The Daily Telegraph announces letters to the editor on public matters. Writers must sign with address and phone number for consideration. Anonymous or pen name letters will not be published, names will not be withheld, and letters may be edited to fit space.
Washington scene maps a thrift disorder where innocent investors like Tom Ryan and Walt McCrory sunk $1 million into a Texas apartment project. A misplaced paper and RTC legal stance push repayment to $5 million, with possible costs to the average American and a looming Supreme Court decision. Also noted is a Capitol Hill ice cream lobby party tied to PAC donations.
Scripps Howard columnist argues that U S election year squabbles over Cuba hurt Cubans by pushing a harsher embargo. He notes the Castro regime’s fragility without Soviet subsidies, warns against Torricelli’s bill, and calls for dialogue and aid once Cuba adopts a freely elected government and respects human rights.
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