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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 2000
Page
4
West Virginia Labor Split Over Gore Threatens Democratic Vote
Editorial notes West Virginia, long a solid Democratic state in national elections, faces labor fears over Al Gore's environmental stance. UMW leaders avoid naming Gore, while Republicans report labor defections amid fears Gore would curb coal. Polls show Bush leading Gore 37 to 54 withDemocrats registering more than Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westirginia
Gore
United Mine Workers
Cecil Roberts
West Virginia
Jesse Jackson
Chicago
Richard Trumka
Mine Workers
Afl-Cio
UMW
Republican Party
al Gore
Thomson TV Network
Mannix Porterfield
Tyson
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Bush
Clinton
The Bird That Gave Me Faith in Flight
Jim Terry city editor of the Daily Telegraph shares a reflective meditation on suffering and faith. He ponders why bad things happen to good people, rejects blind chance, and finds solace in a bird's faith and personal belief that meaning exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Terry
The
Daily Telegraph
County tourism vision praised in letters to the editor
Readers commend efforts to make the county a tourism destination, expressing appreciation for the proposed plans and the potential impact on the region's appeal and economy.
Brush Creek Bicycle Club thanks supporters for inaugural race
The Brush Creek Bicycle Club expresses gratitude to sponsors volunteers and officials who made the Hurricane Ridge Mountain Bike Race a success. The eleven mile sanctioned event drew 57 participants with support from the Mercer County Airport Authority Princeton City Council and Will Thomason Ernie Morgan and local landowners. Prize money honors 11 categories with sponsors including Citizens Communications and Princeton Health & Fitness Center. Special thanks to area businesses agencies and volunteers who marshaled the course organized post race meals and covered the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurricane Ridge
West Virginia Mountain Bike Association
The
Carpenter Ants
Charleston
David Ledgerwood
Tracy O'Donnell
Princeton Health & Fitness Center
Will Thomason
Ernie Morgan
Te Brush Creek
Mercer County
Princeton
Mercer County Airport Authority
Citizens Communications
Princeton Health & Fitness
Stargate
Mercer County Convention & Visitors Bureau
First Century Bank
N.A
New Graham Pharmacy
John D. Johnson
Nationwide Insurance
American Classics
DeLorme
Phil Wood Co
Acumen
Roma III
Littlejohn Arts Gifts & Gallery
Dirt Rag Magazine
Hubbard Scientific
Spaceshots
Rita Montrose
Webster's
Bluewell
Scott Green
National Guard
WV Mountain Bike Association
Mike Prince
Speedy Bike Repair
Beaver
Dick Silbaugh
Backwoods Bikes
Bluefield
Jim Pettus
Bradley Houser
Chris Bailey
Jeff Cook
Jeff Milan
Henry Bailey
David Carico
Brush Creek Bicycle Club
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
White House TV coverage of GOP convention critique
Ann McFeathers reports from Philadelphia that TV coverage failed to win viewers as GOP delegates paraded in a heavily scripted convention. The piece notes limited national interest, minimal debate on principles, and a media focus on spectacle over substance amid a summer of media-driven politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Rivers
George W. Bush
Bush
Lee Greenwood
J.C. Watts
Oklahoma
Philadelphia
Andy Griffith
Philadelphia Inquirer
GOP
NORML
Gary Johnson
New Mexico
America
Mr. Johnson
Opinion roundup notes boomers shrinking in census
The piece surveys Census Bureau estimates showing the baby boom generation aging and shrinking from 78.6 million in the past year to 51 million by 2031 and 19 million by 2046, with ongoing commentary on boomer influence and behavior. It also covers reactions to Kansas science standards and reflections on the Shadow Convention and drug-war debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Census Bureau
Wichita Eagle
State Board of Education
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Ess
Steve Smith
Thomas A. Colley
Today
Brush Creek Bicycle and Trail Club
White House
Hiladelphia
Street
Ann McFeathers
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Toledo Slade
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