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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 2000
Page
4
The piece presents a brief editorial stance from the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board, citing constitutional protections for religion and free expression. It includes a Bible verse about fear, divine seeing, and divine protection as a historical religious reference.
Editorial urges continued federal funding for the I 73 74 King Coal Highway from Huntington to Mercer County. It cites the federal record of decision as enabling design and bidding, notes expected job growth and economic benefits, and calls readers to write to political campaigns for highway money.
Jim Terry, city editor for the Daily Telegraph, recalls childhood in Keystone and Bramwell, long absence from Northfork High School, and a shy, lonely school era haunted by dreams of wandering halls. He reflects on belonging in the present and lingering low regard for those days.
Jack Lemmon urges Labor Day viewers to back ALS research and MDA, recalling his Telethon readings and Morrie Schwartz's inspiration. He notes nearly a million volunteers and 230 clinics, invites contact with Bob Mackle for information, and points to WVVA Telethon airing September 4 at 5 a.m.
Al Gore gains a big bounce from the Democratic Convention by targeting populist grievances. He rails against big oil HMOs pharmaceutical firms and insurance to woo disaffected voters while stressing a Patients' Bill of Rights prescription-drug coverage and middle class fairness.
Bluefield leaders and Bluefield State College trade ideas on economic growth through a stronger city college partnership. Proposals include converting BSC to a residential campus with a robust Student Affairs division, attracting 2000 plus permanent students, expanding local commerce, and adding athletic programs funded by residence hall budgets.
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