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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 2000
Page
5
A brief editorial note presents the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus with a Bible verse from Matthew 27:23 AV. It cites Steve Smith as Publisher and Thomas A. Colley as Executive editor and includes a biblical quote about crucifixion.
Editorial notes Four Seasons Country faced economic shifts as coal jobs declined with migrations, urging diversification. Positive outlook hinges on highway development, specifically Welch interchange on the Coalfield Expressway and Bluefield interchange on the King Coal Highway, both slated to begin in May, signaling future change though requiring time.
Clinton outreach to Iran Libya Cuba Syria and North Korea signals a shift as he weighs legacy. Officials defend openings as moves to gain moderates and access to markets while warning of evolving threats from proliferators. Analysts question bargaining outcomes and history.
The Region V Governor's School for Science and Technology announces its 2000 program at the Dr Charles R King Engineering Building, Southwest Virginia Community College. Rising seniors and juniors across SVCC schools may apply. sixty participants will be chosen. The session runs June 12 to June 30 with a capstone project, field trips, and up to seven college credits.
Community members invite public opinion on local issues through mail, signed fax, or email to the Bluefield Daily Telegraph. Submissions address the newspaper at 928 Bluefield Avenue, Bluefield WV, with provided contact methods for delivery.
Cal Thomas argues privatized pension plans succeed in Sweden Mexico Great Britain Poland and many others while the United States clings to a costly tax funded system. He cites double digit gains in world markets and claims Americans could gain hundreds of thousands by moving to personal accounts, urging Congress to remove earning ceilings and embrace privatization.
Martin Schram reports candid interviews with U S energy officials who detail how top analysts overestimated OPEC production after its March 1999 pledge. They explain decisions in estimating output, the shift in Bill Richardson’s view, and the impact of political pressure on energy policy and price expectations.
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