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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 2000
Page
4
The article presents a constitutional excerpt on free speech and religious establishment followed by a note that the opinions in the columns reflect the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board. It credits Steve Smith as publisher and Thomas A Colley as executive editor with a Bible verse from 1 Chronicles emphasizing understanding of the times.
Editorial notes the 76th annual nine day State Fair of West Virginia in Fairlea with jousting and live sharks among the unusual sights. It promotes Interstate 64 access, free daily entertainment, and a new Gus R. Douglass Annex housing cottage industries and Agriculture exhibits, urging families to attend for a safe, dry summer tradition.
Barbara Hawkins notes Tuesday's Pipestem Resort State Park drill as a preparedness exercise, not a panic signal. State Emergency Services Director John Pack leads ongoing efforts to improve plans for disasters, including terrorism, floods, and winter storms, with emphasis on readiness across counties.
Steve Roberts of the West Virginia Chamber of Commerce argues in a letter that business and its leaders, not government, are responsible for the nation’s robust economy and prosperity. He urges voters to credit business for jobs, tax base, and public services, and calls for competitive wages, fair courts, pro business regulation, and a strong tax base in West Virginia.
Martin Schram notes the Gore Lieberman ticket signals a shift toward principled, integrity filled leadership. He contrasts Bush and Gore with Lieberman and Cheney highlighting Lieberman’s Orthodox Jewish identity and its potential impact on 2004 perceptions.
A satirical look at road rage and other growing rages in society. The piece catalogs aggressive driving, pedestrian, air travel, office, parental, and cell phone rage, noting media framing and a legal backdrop while joking about a potential rise of rage disorders and the paradoxical bright side for the Postal Service.
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