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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1994
Page
5
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a constitutional passage on free speech and religious liberty, followed by a Bible quote from Psalms 103 offers blessing and forgiveness language. Publisher Steve Smith and Executive Editor Thomas A Colley are noted.
West Virginia schools show reading, language and math gains above national averages on the Comprehensive Test of Basic Skills. About 50,000 third and sixth graders participated, with percentile scores around the mid to high fifties to mid sixties despite winter storm days. Local districts stress progress toward broader education goals and future improvements. Also, Roma III Pizzeria owners Claudio and Lydia Montrosse join national health care talks at the White House with President Clinton, invited by Rep. Nick Rahall.
In a sunny Rolling Greens round, Barry Gashel suffers a compound fracture on the 18th tee when his swing slips. Bill Archer recalls masking laughter with care as friends rush to the hospital where Barry receives a cast signed by classmates.
A reader urges progress on real safety through a city protection fee to hire ten police officers for Bluefield. The letter argues for equal protection across communities and warns against naysayers. It contrasts civic safety with Leonard E. Larson’s editorial on молодs leaders and Clinton’s draft history, questioning patriotism and era values.
Cal Thomas notes President Clinton used a St Louis radio program to denounce conservatives and the press as cynical while defending his record. He attacked Rush Limbaugh and media fairness, arguing the “drumbeat of cynicism” harms his programs and polls.
Foreign affairs columnist B J Cutler argues Japan yielded on rice under GATT pressures after a 1993 crop failure. Tokyo imposed a high tariff on American rice, mixed imports, and used proceeds to subsidize growers, while planning broader protections into 1995. Negotiators set to press for broader market access in autos, insurance, and telecomm.
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