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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 2000
Page
4
The newspaper prints the US political doctrine and a Bible verse. The consensus of the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board appears in the column with Steve Smith as Publisher and Thomas A. Colley as Executive editor. The Bible line warns against trusting princes and mortals.
The Mercer County Board of Education schedules four public sessions next week at Montcalm Bluefield Pike View and Princeton high schools to discuss the 10-year Comprehensive Facilities Plan. Public input will help shape goals, cost projections, and future school needs for 2010 and beyond.
Letters to the editor express thanks to the Senate for leadership and pledge continued backing in future efforts.
The Retired Military Group commends the West Virginia Senate for passing Senate Bill 669 which exempts the first $30,000 of military retirement from state taxes. They condemn a House amendment lowering the deduction and pledge to hold delegates accountable, stressing the tax harms veterans and local economies.
Mercer County weather watcher reports woolly bear observations and acorn crops spark winter forecasts ahead of autumn. Former Princeton Senior High coach Jack Pack named to Power Lifting Hall of Fame as Ted Spadaro builds winning record. Lynne Krulich joins Princeton Health & Fitness Center as executive director. Governor Underwood names Mitchem to Rehabilitation Council. Miller receives literacy scholarships. Compton Construction lands $496000 district HQ masonry lab contract. PEIA Quit Line enrolls 1500 in six weeks. Barbara Hawkins reports for the Daily Telegraph.
Commentary on the Gore and Lieberman public embrace at the Democratic convention. Examines whether the kiss affected perceptions of Gore, its political implications, and the broader question of how family image shapes the election. Believes Bush and Gore are decent but differ on policy, urging voters to study choices.
The AP reports a post convention poll surge for Al Gore, especially among women, leaving a near even Texas contest with George W. Bush. Reno's decision not to appoint a special counsel over fundraising is cited as affecting dynamics while GOP ads and internal polling hint a temporary bounce may fade.
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