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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 2000
Page
4
Editorial board statement notes the opinions in the following columns reflect the Daily Telegraph stance. Publisher Steve Smith and executive editor Thomas A Colley sign in this period voice with a biblical quote from John 3 36 as a framing remark.
Editorial honors approval of the final environmental impact study for the 96 mile I-73 74 corridor. A record of decision by the Federal Highway Administration is expected within 30 days, enabling final design. Construction of the I-73 74 U S Route 460 interchange at John Nash Boulevard in Bluefield is slated for this August, with further work on the Coalfields Expressway at Welch and Welch area in McDowell County later this year. The project promises economic growth and regional development as design progresses toward construction.
West Virginia troopers boost patrols under Operation CARE to curb traffic violations from July 1 to 4. Col. Gary Edgell cites focus on occupant and child restraints and impaired driving, plus construction zone enforcement as fireworks light the skies over Princeton and local celebrations at Ann S. Hunnicutt Stadium.
Rebecca and Keith McKenzie of Bluefield West Virginia thank Glenwood Park Retirement Village staff for their compassionate care of Ruth Daniels from October to her death in late May. They recall attentive, loving staff who stayed with her, sang, brushed her hair, and guided the family through grief, calling the team Glenwood's Angels.
The analysis argues Ralph Nader could derail Al Gore by drawing votes in key states if he sustains a high single to mid double digit share. It notes Nader’s platform on corporate welfare health care and income gaps and compares third party dynamics to Perot while highlighting risks to Gore and potential Green funding gains.
Dale McFeathers reports from a press conference where Bill Clinton, appearing suited to stay in office, defends his record, touts the surplus, discusses scandals as overblown, and hints at curiosity as key to leadership while joking about future school board plans.
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