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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus on current opinions. The message frames religious liberty and press freedom while noting the Bible quote of Colossians 1 13 14 as a guiding reflection from the publisher and executive editor.
Editorial argues literacy remains vital amid computers and media. It highlights need for reading aloud at home, parental example, and funding for reading programs. Community groups in Mercer counties coordinate a national nonprofit program to provide free books to underserved children to foster lifelong reading.
The Daily Telegraph celebrates holiday generosity and community spirit in Four Seasons Country. A Bluefield Virginia event at 7 p.m. features Bent Hickory and Wayne Henderson for a traditional, unplugged country night with food, warmth, and stories. Local lights in Bluefield park add seasonal charm. Larry Hypes.
A reader argues that while some issues are uncontrollable others can be changed if certain people choose to act. The letter urges civic participation and accountability to push for reform.
The letter argues pastors and church leaders should live simply with needs met by the Vatican or divine provision, not lavish salaries. It cites 1 Timothy 6 2 4 and Philippians 4 13 urging defense of the gospel and reliance on faith. It calls for readers to push for change in church and society, noting school shootings and God kept out of schools.
The piece analyzes the 2000 Florida ballot controversy with Gore and Bush camps clashing over recounts and public opinion. It notes the Bush PR advantage, attacks on Gore’s patriotism, and strategic media framing from figures like Baker and Dole, ending suggesting Gore’s path through courts may not yield broad public support.
The piece debates whether voter intent should guide ballot reading amid Florida punch-card chaos. It argues voters bear responsibility to vote properly, while noting disputes over counting dimpled chads and the difficulty of inferring intent in anonymous ballots. Betsy Hart is cited as a commentator.
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