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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 2000
Page
5
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a stance on constitutional rights including establishment and free exercise of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition. It quotes scripture Jeremiah 10 12 as part of its framing.
Editorial endorses Rich Rodriguez as West Virginia University head football coach. A former WVU player and coach promises a fast paced no huddle spread offense, claiming it can redefine the program. Rodriguez, 37, succeeds retiree Don Nehlen and emphasizes discipline, innovation, and attacking style to energize fans and spring drills.
Hard working Montcalm General band joins three area parades amid frigid nights as crowds celebrate the season. The Princeton scene marks awards for Todd Boggess Drew Clark and The Dean Company at the Chamber dinner. Volunteer Drew Clark hailed as Santa, while The Dean Company expands with new jobs and a fire training center project. Legacy figures and local events fill December calendar through health center contest and home tours. Carol Lohr’s passing closes a chapter in Princeton civic life. Barbara Hawkins reports from the Daily Telegraph Princeton bureau.
In the nursin PiSeneser today readers criticize excessive emphasis on timelines and moritizing care. They urge focusing on simple acts of nurturing, compassion, and genuine patient connection over rigid schedules.
A nurse reflects on caring as the core of healing, tracing Florence Nightingale’s simple acts of kindness to today. Techniques like listening, comforting touch, warmth, and even laughter support recovery amid rapid healthcare changes and technology.
Bluefield Daily Telegraph invites readers to submit opinions on public issues by mail to 928 Bluefield Avenue Bluefield West Virginia 24701 by a signed fax to 304-327-6179 or by email to editor bdtonline.com.
In a four hour, highly choreographed transition, Bill and Hillary Clinton’s household goods move from the White House as a new family moves in. Gary Walters, chief usher, guides crews through inventory, packing, and placement to ensure privacy and order despite political uncertainty. Walters stresses calm, preparation, and loyalty to the outgoing family until noon on Inauguration Day.
A feature blends movie chatter with a scientific skim from Indiana University researchers. It reports on a study of 20 men and 20 women reading Grisham aloud, noting men listening primarily with left brain regions while women show bilateral activation. Cautions that the sample is small and findings are entertainment value, not proof, and urges avoiding overgeneralization about men and women’s listening and communication.
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