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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 2000
Page
4
The article presents a constitutional quote about religion and free speech, citing Congress and the press. It notes the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board's consensus led by Steve Smith and Thomas A Colley, and includes a Bible verse about burning books and the spread of God's word from Acts 19 19-20 AV.
The 485 foot fully steerable radio telescope at Green Bank, built with Byrd funding after the 300 foot dish collapse, will be dedicated Friday at 1 p.m. Dr Rita Colwell will speak and Byrd will give the keynote. The dish weighs 16 million pounds with 2004 panels and a surface nearly two acres in size.
In a breezy reflection Susan Gullion notes Survivor mania as the summer hit that changed conversation beyond weather. She predicts Rudy may win, Kelly seems likely, and imagines humorous immunities for daily chores. She links the show to education and pop culture, ending with a Yankee-bramswell byline.
Reader lauds West Virginia Senator Robert Byrd for steadfast public service and moral clarity. He recounts Byrd replying to a letter and sharing a Senate Record speech on prayer in schools, calling Byrd a voice of reason amid political cynicism.
Cal Thomas argues that Attorney General Reno blocked calls to appoint an independent counsel to probe Vice President Al Gore’s 1995 1996 fundraising activities. The piece cites interviews, memos, and statements from FBI Director Louis Freeh and other officials urging an independent investigation, while accusing Reno of protecting political figures over the law.
The piece argues for a permanent presidential debate format modeled on Kennedy and Goldwater. It contrasts that vision with the modern Gore Bush debates and criticizes the current, media driven approach. The author urges voters to support a Kennedy–Goldwater Memorial Debates plan to ensure lively, substantive campaigns.
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