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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 2000
Page
5
The text presents the U S Constitution First Amendment excerpt on religion speech press assembly and petition. It cites the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus and names Thomas A. Coiley as executive editor. It ends with a Bible verse from Psalms 141:3 AY asking for guarding the mouth.
McDowell County officials led by county commission president Gordon Lambert were reportedly unaware of an October start for the Hatfield and McCoy Recreation Trail that will begin with 300 miles in Mingo and Logan counties. Officials now aim to develop about 100 miles in McDowell and Wyoming counties next spring as land negotiations continue, while urging clearer communication to prevent delays in this region shaping a 2000 mile multi county trail linking mining and gas roads for off road use and tourism growth.
Bill Archer notes a rushed weekend starting with late night football coverage and a drive to Saltville Virginia for the Battle of Saltville reenactment. He visits Wyoming County for the Swope Farm picnic, reflects on slowing down to observe God’s creation, and recalls meeting Jim Spencer at Gary Country Club.
Letter argues that if Gore is elected the environmental policy will harm foot soldiers of industry such as miners truck drivers and other coal workers, warning of economic fallout and job losses for workers in energy sectors.
A reader letter argues Al Gore's presidential bid threatens miners drivers and other workers, citing environmental policy and the Kyoto Treaty as job killers. The writer warns union leaders may pursue self interest, urging caution amid labor concerns.
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph invites readers to send opinions on public issues by mail to 928 Bluefield Avenue Bluefield West Virginia 24701 or by signed fax at 304-327-6179 or by email to editor bdtonline.com. Readers are encouraged to participate and share views for publication.
American rail travel rose from 23 miles to 9000 miles after 1830, then declined with autos and planes. Amtrak failed to revive passenger service, while Europe thrives via extensive high speed networks, affordable fares, and government subsidies. A management tie with SNCF or BritRail could help revive US rail.
Bonnie Erbe argues trial lawyers deserve praise for two notable actions. A Florida jury awarded reporter Jane Akre damages for being fired over a false BGH story, while lawyers defend wild horses and burros from slaughter by challenging government and industry practices on animal protection grounds.
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