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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph cites a constitutional safeguard on religion speech and assembly and notes editorials reflect the board’s consensus. It includes Gary Adkisson as publisher and Thomas A Colley as executive editor and quotes Colossians 3 17 AV.
The McDowell County Board of Education faces a crisis over renewing the Head Start agreement. A divided 2-2 board has sparked parent and community outrage as potential federal funding of 500000 to 700000 dollars could vanish Jan 1, 2001. A five-member majority is needed to move forward and end the disruption.
Susan Gullion recalls Pearl Harbor and the wartime mobilization, contrasting 1941 national unity with today’s fragmentation. She notes civilians built air raid shelters, rationing, and women taking factory roles, while expressing concern about political divisiveness and loss of shared purpose.
A reader urges acceptance of defeat with grace, criticizes perpetual recounts, and questions leaders while praising Ed Pastilong’s integrity in WVU athletics. The letter supports Don Nehlen’s legacy, calls for continued Mountaineer backing, and stresses responsible conduct by fans and officials.
Cal Thomas argues Bush cannot forge bipartisanship in a gridlocked Washington. He contrasts Republican emphasis on liberty and self-reliance with Democratic focus on government, voting to use power for their agenda. The piece predicts a tough descent into identity politics and partisan clashes if Bush seeks national unity over clear policy wins.
A collection of editorials from The Times-Picayune The Herald Bulletin Star Tribune and others discusses American spellings gaining worldwide acceptance and reactions in Britain. It contrasts imperialism rhetoric with a practical view of US influence in science technology and telecommunications. It also notes calls to political action and environmental health data challenging anti regulation myths.
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