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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 2000
Page
4
The passage cites the First Amendment freedoms and presents editorial board opinions from the Daily Telegraph. It also lists Steve Smith as publisher and Thomas A Colley as executive editor and includes a Bible quotation from 2 Corinthians 13 5 AV urging self examination.
Editorial argues that more small businesses will strengthen Southwest Virginia economy. A $500,000 federal grant and a proposed incubator aim to help up to 13 new firms share costs, reduce startup risks, and attract larger manufacturers. Local officials seek similar incubators in Grundy, Lebanon, and Clintwood to boost jobs and keep communities vibrant.
Larry Hypes reflects on Earth Day’s origins in 1970 and the Four Seasons Country era. He recalls coal mining towns, trash dumps, and evolving attitudes toward pollution, waste, and water conservation as daily Earth Day ethics emerge.
Letters to the editor speculate that Lazaro and his family could become overnight millionaires from commercial endorsements, though the outcome of the Gonzalez saga remains uncertain.
A letter asserts Lazaro Gonzalez as a heroic Cuban refugee and uncle to Elian. It lauds his faith in God, opposition to Castro and the Clintons, and his role as a symbol of freedom while predicting endorsement winnings and political impact.
Cal Thomas argues Bell Atlantic exposes federal and state charges on bills to fund nonservice taxes. He cites the Universal Connectivity Charge and Carrier Line Charge as hidden taxes, noting a 0.4 percent increase to fund Native American Internet access, despite constitutional checks and congressional oversight. He urges Congress to stop stealth taxes and insists on elected accountability.
A dense directory listing state senators and delegates from West Virginia and Virginia with full mailing addresses, district numbers, phone and fax numbers, and Capitol office details. It includes Leonard W. Anderson Billy Wayne Bailey Homer Ball John Pat Fanning Mary Pearl Compton Richard D. Flanigan Eustace Frederick Joe Sparks Rick Staton Mark E. Wills Lacy Wright Jr Emily Yeager Phillip Puckett Jackie T. Stump John Harvey Tate Jr and their respective offices and toll free lines.
A condensed roster of U.S. senators and representatives with office addresses in Washington Richmond and West Virginia. Names include Robb Warner Byrd Rockefeller Fox Boucher Rahall and Rahall location details for Beckley Bluefield and Charleston offices. Includes Capitol and district office phone numbers.
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