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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 24, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus on current voices with publisher and executive editor notes. It quotes a Bible verse from Deuteronomy 8 5 as part of the religious reflection accompanying the page.
West Virginia coal group leader Bill Raney urges applying pre 1997 air standards while the EPA appeal to DC Circuit rules on tougher nationwide clean air limits is heard. The Supreme Court agreed to review the lower court ruling blocking stricter standards set to reduce smog and soot, a move seen as extending the fight beyond 2001 with broad implications for industry and states including Michigan Ohio and West Virginia.
Bill Archer writes of a Memorial Day visit to Claysville with his mother, recounting a highway accident involving NewsChannel 6 journalist Stacy Kaye. Kaye sustained serious injuries and is recovering at Mount Sinai Medical Center New York. Archer extends prayers and support, noting Kaye’s dedication and forthcoming return to reporting.
D.A.B. Mays argues against widening the 19th Century Springs Road to four lanes. He recalls earlier proposals for a downtown Princeton connector and interbelt access via Gardner, rail yards, and off ramps, envisioning three routing options and future widening. He links traffic plans to future growth and regional access including Bluefield.
Cal Thomas analyzes the looming unionist vote on Sinn Fein IRA disarmament offers and the chance to end decades of conflict in Northern Ireland. He notes unionist fears, Adams assurances, and the broader peace prospects amid a rebuilding economy and renewed political stakes.
Clinton promotes PNTR with China as essential for economy and security while warning of risks to Taiwan. Cohen calls sanctions folly. Dalai Lama and dissidents back WTO entry. Legislation ties tariff cuts to market access and foreign ownership, with a proposed human rights watchdog sparking GOP-Labor split. Beijing resists external interference as party cells expand in private firms.
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