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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 2000
Page
5
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a statement on constitutional rights. The piece underscores freedom of religion, speech, and press, and the public right to assemble and petition the government for redress. Thomas A. Colley is named executive editor.
The 71st Lilly Reunion opens at Flat Top family grounds with grand entertainment led by Bill Anderson and local groups. The weekend features a homestyle buffet, games for all ages, a young people’s dance, trailer hook ups, and a political speakers lineup. Admission is free and families are invited to camp and celebrate the clan.
Letters from board members thank participants at Cole Chevrolet Cadillac for a Saturday Aug 5 charity event that built nine dog houses and raised over 1200 dollars for the shelter. Special praise goes to Elizabeth MacDonald organizing efforts with many volunteers and local businesses thanked for support.
TV coverage of the Democratic National Convention dwarfed Republican airtime by about 172 minutes, with Clinton’s address drawing more attention than GOP speeches. The piece argues networks should treat both parties equally, noting viewer reactions and a focus group finding Clinton second to Bush and Powell. Dan K Thomasson remarks on media fairness and the Will Rogers quip.
A columnist mocks a presidential candidate's выступ speech listing perks and policies. He envisions a high salary, a zero rent White House, endless security, and a tax cut funded by a trillion surplus while noting concerns over Medicare, drug costs, and crime. He riffs on Camp David getaways, free gifts, and the Information Age as he critiques political rhetoric.
Terminal patients struggle as FDA adherence to do no harm slows access to unproven drugs. CDER requires safety proof before approval, while life threatening cases push for compassionate use programs that often exclude desperate individuals. Authors Jack Anderson and Douglas Cohn describe the institutional tension and patient hardships.
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