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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 2000
Page
4
The column presents the editorial board's consensus on current issues and includes Today's Bible quote from Psalms 141 8 AV. The passage emphasizes trust in God and the instruction to seek divine guidance.
The piece weighs what happened in the Oval Office during the 18 1/2 minute gap and whether technology can recover the erased conversation. It notes Rose Mary Woods’ disputed explanation, recalls the 1972 break in at the Democratic HQ, and reflects on the tapes’ impact and the Archives plan to convene experts on Sept 21 to assess recoverability.
Letters to the editor urge West Virginia to adopt a statewide do not call list to bar telemarketers from calling WV residents. The proposal notes most WV centers do not outbound call WV numbers and cites federal rules requiring company lists. An interim committee plans a hearing in September and invites public input and petition requests.
Barbara Hawkins, Daily Telegraph senior writer, recalls Shaffer the rescued dog. She urges readers to support the Pam Hawkins-Chuck Mathena Walkathon on Sept. 23 to fund rescue efforts. Shaffer recounts life with Our Lady Pepper and Caitlin’s cats, describes adventures, a snake sighting, a groundhog scare, and grief over abandonment.
Media General reporter Marsha Mercer notes Gore’s revived, confident demeanor on the campaign trail as he positions himself as a practical, policy-focused alternative. The piece contrasts his ease with Bush’s awkward moments, and highlights his call for citizen involvement and trust in government.
Dan Thomasson argues the judge's order releasing Wen Ho Lee was correct as questions linger about the handling of classified data. He notes Ted Hall's role in Manhattan Project leaks, questions FBI testimony, and suggests the full truth may not surface for decades.
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