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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 2000
Page
10
President Clinton defended Al Gore at a East Room news conference, saying Gore is more likely than not to win against George W. Bush. He praised Gore as the strongest public servant in American history, dismissed poll worries, and criticized the endless use of the word scandal.
Gore trails Bush by about 12 or 13 percentage points in recent polls while others depict a close race. Clinton misspoke about Janet Reno not appointing a special counsel to probe Gore’s 1996 temple fund-raiser. Clinton said Reno should decide based on facts and law, not pressure.
The Supreme Court denied the Miami relatives stay and certiorari petitions in the Elian custody dispute. Elian, accompanied by his father and U.S. friends, was set to depart for Havana, with crowds in Cardenas preparing to greet him. The court’s brief order ends the seven month battle and allows immediate return home.
Appalachian Regional Hospital plans to stop accepting patients at midnight Wednesday and close the facility Friday, with an injunction lifting July 1. ARH officials say staff received 60‑day termination notices in May and will be paid through July 12 while packing records for a possible reopen by August 1.
An advertisement touts a family health plan at 74 dollars per month with a flat rate and guaranteed acceptance. It says no exclusions no limitations no deductible and promotes no rate increase. The offer targets the entire family and emphasizes inclusivity and simplicity.
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