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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus view on the First Amendment freedoms. Executive editor Thomas A. Colley signs the note, citing Acts 28 24 AV as background for the statement on press, speech, assembly, and petition.
The piece credits a society wide push for reducing teen pregnancies from 62.1 to 49.6 per 1000 females 1991 to last year with causes including abstinence, contraception, sex education, and economic opportunities. Local rates show Mercer and Tazewell counties, with 1997 and 1998 figures cited, while programs like Resource Mother and Partners in Prevention Coalition are highlighted as contributing factors.
Thousands witness Robert C. Byrd in Mount View High School cafeteria as he extols the Coalfields Expressway and I 73 74 while honoring Ryan Blankenship. The WV senior senator weaves poems and memories from his youth, underscoring highway funding and homegrown roots.
A letter advocates a satisfactory financial arrangement to transfer a home to the Graham Historical Society for creation of a much needed community facility. The proposal frames the property transfer as a needed step for local heritage and public use.
Aiken development firm owns the Sanders house at College Drive and August deadline looms to relocate the property to Graham Historical Society for a community visitors center. Civic groups urge Town Council of Bluefield to support preserving the era’s family home.
Analysis shows Bush and Gore offer starkly different paths for Social Security as the aging baby boomers approach retirement. Bush hints at private accounts and tax changes while Gore backs gradual adjustments with debt reduction and targeted retirement savings incentives.
A sample glossary of Yiddish terms used in political coverage accompanies remarks from Sen. Lieberman and Gore. The piece notes Fed policy staying on hold until after November, a strong economy affecting inflation and welfare rolls, and a $25,000 State Department reward for a stolen laptop. The Dell machine ends with serial ending in Q.
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