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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board comments on religious liberty and free expression, citing constitutional guarantees and journalistic responsibility. It references a biblical verse to frame moral stakes and the role of faith in public discourse.
Editorials urge WV to improve its image and climate as Bob Wise backs a $10 million Sunny Day fund to close deals and seed early investments. The plan, part of a broader development study by Market Street Services, seeks expanded Promise Scholarships, regional cooperation incentives, and a streamlined development agency approach.
Barbara Hawkins recalls Christmas trees across the years in a family diary style. She shares the big trees, the dreaded crooked first postdivorce effort, and the shift to artificial trees while capturing moments with Pam and Kimberleigh and the lasting imprint of holiday memories.
Letter writers urge against a bus service cut fearing dangerous road conditions and accidents. They warn the road could be lined with small body bags if service is reduced and safety is not preserved.
A reader urges strict caution at the Route 460 Maryland Ave stop light near Bluefield and Bluefield Intermediate School. They note frequent light running by drivers, risking buses carrying 4th and 5th graders, and urge police patrols and school-board action to prevent tragedy.
Gore concedes to George W. Bush, pledging unity yet facing Democratic pushback and factional concerns. Bush delivers a polished address promising to serve all Americans, while insiders doubt lasting harmony. The piece weighs political leverage, race, media influence, and the challenge of bipartisan reform.
Malcolm Douglas argues that the 2000 election was not a constitutional crisis, likening alleged phrases to media buzz. He cites Watergate and 1861-1865 as true crises, maintains the Constitution anchored in law, and urges moving forward beyond catch phrases. He invites reader correspondence from Destin, Florida.
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