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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph editorial board presents a consensus stance on rights and freedoms including religion speech press assembly and petition. A Bible verse follows, urging support for the weak and giving, as shown in Acts 20 35.
Editorial argues that 52 teachers from five states paid bribes to exam supervisors for extra time and answers on a 1998 Philander College test scheme in Little Rock Arkansas. It criticizes the misconduct as a serious breach of trust by educators who should be dismissed and aims to prevent recurrence with stricter oversight and accountability.
A Daily Telegraph piece by B.K. Necessary explores two weeks at the beach, noting women do most work while men worry over swimwear and teens, siblings, and packing chaos. It highlights cost gaps for bathing suits, sun and tan obsession, pier conversations, and aftertrip clutter.
The Graham Historical Society outlines who would oversee the project and emphasizes education in its programs, with a priority on educating school children through its initiatives.
Louise Leslie of the Tazewell County Historical Society urges converting the Victorian Sanders House built in 1894 into a Visitor's Center to serve as a gateway to Bluefields and nearby attractions in Virginia and West Virginia. The Graham Historical Society would oversee, with education of schoolchildren emphasized and restoration of Sanders family furnishings planned to promote regional tourism and economy.
In a reflection on faith in politics, the piece recalls Kennedy's 1960 vow to uphold the Constitution over church dictates and notes Lieberman as the first Jewish vice presidential nominee. It cites Carter and Gore, arguing anti Semitism has faded but faith remains a factor in voters’ decisions.
The United States faces a strong harvest with record corn and soy yields, aiding incumbents and easing consumer prices while triggering a potential $10 billion bill for deficiency payments. Welfare rolls shrink under the 1996 reform, yet 6 million still receive benefits as hard-core cases persist. Also notes Swiss cheese hole size regulation, debt-management flaws, Sydney Olympics climate, and a Capitol Center coin fundraising drive.
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