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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 2000
Page
3
The column outlines the board's view on First Amendment freedoms and the public petition of government. It names Gary Adkisson and Thomas A. Colley as publisher and executive editor, respectively, as signatories or contributors to the publication's stance.
Editorial urges Summers County residents to reassess a proposed private prison at Peace Springs, arguing job creation and $3.5 million payroll could boost the area while countering fears of crime. It cites similar experiences in Hinton and other counties and notes population outmigration.
A personal column reflects on holiday nostalgia, George Bennett style humor, and a beloved mother in law Hattie Worrell whose generosity shaped Christmas for the family. The writer recalls gifts, bows, and lasting memories tied to Patty and the season, ending with a note on journalistic ethics from city editor Jim Terry.
A Bluewell resident defends volunteer groups and the Bluewell Volunteer Fire Department after a critical news report. He praises seven minute readiness and twenty three minute response, urges fair coverage, and thanks volunteers for aiding United Way Humane Society literacy and other programs.
A notice inviting readers to send opinions on public issues via mail fax or email to Bluefield Daily Telegraph. It provides the mailing address 928 Bluefield Avenue Bluefield West Virginia 24701 the fax number 304-327-6179 and the email editor bdtonline com for signed submissions.
Angela Antonelli argues against the Kyoto Protocol, noting its potential to harm the U.S. economy and arguing for market incentives such as carbon taxes. She cites uncertainties in climate science, critiques IPCC conclusions, and urges a policy shift toward lower taxes and deregulation to spur technology and emissions reductions.
Commentary critiques the Measuring Up 2000 study by the National Center for Public Policy and Higher Education. It argues the rating system relies on flawed statistics and questionable weighting, citing state scores and the nonprofit’s funding from foundations.
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