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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 2000
Page
4
The article presents a statement of constitutional rights and the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus. It includes the First Amendment text and identifies Gary Adkisson and Thomas A. Colley as publisher and executive editor. It ends with a Bible verse about dwelling in wisdom and worship.
Editorial notes generosity rising across the United States with donors sustaining a robust pace. Local groups from United Way of the Virginias to Salvation Army and Bluefield Union Mission are cited as examples of widespread giving. The Red Cross shows lower totals this year due to fewer disasters, yet appeals for support continue as daily needs persist.
A frightened stray called Mystery Dog or Big Foot has been captured and placed in a warm home. Neighbors provided food and shelter, with a local woman supplying a dog house and another women making straw beds. the dog is male and will be bathed groomed and socialized before a possible adoption. Readers recall he may have been dropped near a bridge past Pike View High School on Eads Mill Road months ago.
Readers push for Al Gore to exercise all options to determine the true will of Florida voters and ensure the correct person reaches the White House.
An opinion piece by Herbert H. Harvey and Mary J. Harvey from Lashmeet West Virginia urges a complete Florida vote tally to reflect the true will of voters. It praises Clinton Gore prosperity, contrasts Gore and Bush actions, and questions trust and fairness in the recount process.
Washington watchers report dwindling applicant pools for the U S Foreign Service as U S diplomacy faces long probationary periods and postings hit by security risks. AFSA disputes outsiders grabbing deputy chief roles while critics warn career paths shrink and overseas leadership narrows to political appointees.
A satirical piece promotes a fictitious Electoral College liberal arts college, listing campuses in Florida counties and plans to field Division III sports. It jokes about famous figures teaching law and public relations while recounting Florida election quirks and constitutional endorsements.
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