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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 2000
Page
4
The text presents a constitutional liberty quote on political rights and cites the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board as the source of opinion. It includes a Bible verse from Acts 20 28, attributed to Steve Smith as Publisher and Thomas A Colley as Executive editor.
The piece argues tobacco kills more than AIDS cancer and accidents and that Surgeon General Satcher calls for using 20 to 25 percent of tobacco settlement funds for anti smoking programs. It faults states for allocating only about 10 percent and urges decisive action. It notes 70 percent of recent buyers were not asked for age verification and laments the need for political will. The article emphasizes money and will as the main barriers to reducing smoking and related deaths.
Jim Terry, city editor of the Daily Telegraph, reflects on gratitude for God’s forgiveness and love, the benefits of living in a free country, a supportive family, and a caring community. He cherishes his wife, two sons, mountains, nature, music, and the comfort of friends amid life’s trials.
A reader writes about a cemetery in Grafton spanning about 80 acres of rolling hills that are characteristic of the state landscape.
The West Avis National Cemetery near Grafton opened in September 1987 as the state’s only active national cemetery. It covers about 80 acres and offers grave space burial benefits including grave opening and closing, liners, upright headstone, and perpetual care for eligible veterans and dependents. For eligibility questions call 304-265-2044. office hours are weekdays 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Burial arrangements are made at the time of need.
Annie Featters, national bureau chief of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and The Toledo Blade, compares Democratic and Republican convention styles. The piece contrasts timing, music, crowd control, candidate treatment, fundraising, and media access, noting sharp partisan differences in tactics and tone.
Physicians lament the shift from personal patient care to managed care and insurance driven models. They recall free or reduced fees for the poor, the old duty of doctors to all, and question the loss of direct patient funding through Medical Savings Accounts and individual purchases.
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