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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board publishes a note on constitutional rights and press freedom. A Bible verse is presented as today’s quote, highlighting guidance for church leadership and its purchase with Christ’s blood.
An editorial notes a new pilot transportation project in Arcrenet County to assist Welfare-to-Work recipients move from public aid to employment. The $75,000 grant to the Council of Southern Mountains Wilcoe funds four vehicles and daily service through May 31, 2001. The plan, backed by the Welfare-to-Work program and DOT, also provides day care and training, with Bradshaw Gary Welch and War supplying storage and scheduling support.
Charles Owens notes a cooler than normal July and a surprising lack of heat waves or lemonade days in Bluefield and nearby areas. With students returning to Bluefield State College and fall approaching, he questions the season’s pace and contemplates extending summer into September.
The piece argues vice presidential candidates Joseph Lieberman and Dick Cheney have receded from the spotlight as the 2000 campaign intensifies. Gore frames Lieberman as secondary while Cheney’s hard right past is largely sidelined. Both aides stress the ticket top, signaling the veep’s reduced influence on the race.
Letters express deep gratitude to Bluefield Fire Department and local helpers after July 24 blaze. John R. and Nancy Lamb thank Sue Stamper, Dave Shields, Citizens Communications, AEP, Warlick Furniture, and many friends and clients for swift recovery efforts and support during restoration and reopening in Bluefield West Virginia.
Analysis says the November 7 vote will reshape US politics from White House to state legislatures. Democrats and Republicans battle for control of the presidency, Senate, House, and pivotal state legislatures that redraw districts after the census. Experts warn a handful of votes could swing outcomes nationwide and in state houses. Terence Hunt notes observers cite the high stakes amid a public largely apathetic about the pivotal race.
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