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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 2000
Page
1
West Virginia officials await federal approval to raise CHIP eligibility as Gov. Cecil Underwood touts WV CHIP success with 11,567 children enrolled versus the 11,463 projected. He notes at least 4,624 additional children may qualify under new guidelines.
Smiles filled the Brushfork Armory as the Senior Expo entered its sixth year. Area businesses specializing in elderly care, including Glen Wood Park Retirement Village, Hear Again, Woodlawn Memorial Gardens, and St. Luke's Hospital, staffed booths offering health care information and options to seniors.
Peterstown resident Jack Muscelli questions Democrats on eight years of inaction about the woman who must pick up cans, challenging political accountability and urging action.
The second presidential debate between Vice President Al Gore and Governor George W. Bush is scheduled for tonight at 9 p.m. in North Carolina.
Residents across the region offer blunt guidance for Gore and Bush citing a need for civility and focus on policy. Bluefield Virginia and surrounding towns echo calls for clearer plans on expensive prescription drugs and accountability for the last eight years.
Bluefield Mayor Paul Cole urged volunteers at a Rotary Club meeting to help the city through financial strain and uncertain times. He cited a bare bones budget, rising demolition costs due to asbestos, and staff downsizing across departments while underscoring no money for pay raises or new equipment. Cole promised public hearings and department consultations, inviting ideas like fundraisers, with all options on the table.
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