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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph presents the board's consensus on opinions in the columns, with Steve Smith as publisher and Thomas A Colley as executive editor. A Bible quote from Psalms 9 9 AV proclaims the Lord as refuge for the oppressed in times of trouble.
Editorial says regional United Way of the Virginias begins its Fall 2000 drive to support 29 local human service agencies. Volunteers urge pledges from businesses and individuals, noting small weekly gifts add up and stay in the community to aid the elderly, low income residents, and others in need. The piece emphasizes ease of giving and regional impact.
Larry Hypes a Graham High School teacher and Daily Telegraph columnist contrasts pupil and student roles. He argues pupils are schoolbound by law while students pursue learning and life impact. Reading, manners, respect, and teacher honesty drive successful education and civilization progress.
Jessica Flanagan of Princeton WV argues children should feel safe at school and when standing up to bullies. She condemns overreaction to jokes or remarks that lead to arrests or detention, urging listening to truth, teaching restraint, and protecting students from unfair punishment.
Scripps Howard reports the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles will feature a tightly scripted program with President Clinton delivering a Monday evening address and Hillary Clinton and Al Gore poised for key spots. Ted Kennedy Jesse Jackson and Bill Bradley expected on Tuesday to praise Gore while linking eight years of Clinton policy. The theme shifts through the week from Prosperity and Progress to New Heights You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet as Gore aims to distinguish his ticket from Clinton’s shadow.
The piece contrasts Laura Bush and Hillary Rodham Clinton as First Ladies, arguing Laura civilizes George W. Bush while Hillary enabled Bill Clinton's alleged infidelities. It contends Hillary pursued power through public attacks and press manipulation, whereas Laura urged virtue and responsibility. The author questions whether these dynamics reflect broader views on marriage and influence.
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