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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 2001
Page
4
Jim Davidson, a motivational speaker and columnist, explains that setting one clear written goal at a time creates focus and discipline. He argues most people lack written targets, causing aimless drift, and advises starting with a single major goal before expanding. He urges daily visualization and writing to reinforce purpose.
The Daily Telegraph lists Gary Adkisson as Publisher and City Editor with Samantha Perry Barbara Hawkins and Thomas A. Colley as Executive editors. A Bible verse from Acts 4:31 is quoted about being filled with the Holy Spirit to speak boldly.
The McDowell County Board of Education faced questions over a new rule banning students from concurrent dual sports. Parents like Franki Patton Rutherford argued the policy discourages participation and harms school engagement. Board president Jennings Boyd cited examples such as soccer with football and cheerleading with basketball while aiming to broaden participation. critics urge reconsideration.
A reader thanks two kind locals who helped push a stuck car from mud after a rain soaked demolition derby at the Tazewell County Fair. The letter notes Bluefield Virginia Rotary Club’s recent formation, 40 charter members, weekly Thursday meetings at Shott Hall, and a Charter Night set for August 16 at Fincastle Country Club.
Americans view Laura Bush favorably during her early tenure, noting her reading advocacy and gentle humor. She tours with President Bush, visits centers, and in Kosovo a new classroom bears her name while public opinion contrasts her with Hillary Clinton. Jenna Bush's summer job also garners attention.
Ann McFeatters notes Ann Bush, Midland Texas ex-teacher and ex-librarian, is far lower profile than Rosalynn Carter Nancy Reagan Barbara Bush and Hillary Clinton. A Gallup poll shows 64 percent favorable for her after six months and 58 percent job approval for her husband. The piece discusses public division over the role of the first lady and her low key approach to national events such as a National Book Festival and a conference on Cognitive Games.
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