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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board states the consensus on the First Amendment freedoms. Gary Adkisson and Thomas A Colley are listed as publisher and executive editor respectively.
City budget drops from about seven million to roughly five point eight million as eight positions are eliminated through attrition across public works police fire and an office post. Delinquent taxes and fees including street garbage and fire charges are being pursued more aggressively, with collections firms engaged to improve cash flow and stabilize finances. The editorial urges continued prudent reductions and asks city leaders to maintain focus on fiscal discipline and enforcement.
Jim Terry, city editor of the Daily Telegraph, reflects on Christmas wonder, memories, and the wish for year round kindness. He recalls decorating a seven foot tree, hearing distant sleigh bells, and the belief that love resides in the heart.
Letters to the editor express strong patriotic sentiment and willingness to take action to preserve freedom cherished by the country and its people.
A Veterans Day weekend salute at Tazewell High School featured a Proud To Be An American concert and a Cross of Honor Ceremony with taps and a 21 gun salute. The Tazewell County Bicentennial Committee extends thanks to numerous individuals, schools, businesses, and organizations for support and participation during the events.
Washington moves heatedly as Bushian centrism clashes with House conservatives. Majority Whip DeLay pledges conservative bills with Democrat participation while centrists like Breaux and Stenholm could bridge Bush or Gore options. Senate split 50 50 risks gridlock. aging senators Thurmond and Helms loom over a tense power landscape. Republicans seek leverage via cabinet appointments and potential energy posts, while cynicism colors bipartisan hopes.
Betsy Hart argues a National Fatherhood Initiative report shows modern prime time portrays fathers as bumblers or absent figures. She contends elite culture devalues paternal wisdom and authority, urging TV to restore responsible father figures for tomorrow's dads.
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