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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board states its columns reflect a unified stance on constitutional protections. It emphasizes the rights to religion, press, speech, assembly, and petition, asserting their essential role in a free society.
Editorial promotes three groundbreakings by the Tazewell County Public Service Authority as a turning point for Springville to Abbs Valley Baptist Valley Big Creek to Jewell Ridge. It links water access to economic growth, housing values, and quality of life, urging sustained funding by state and federal leaders.
The column muses on December bringing longer days, a looming winter, and a president-elect preparing governments after contested elections. It notes the electoral college vote, calendar quirks since Julius Caesar, and predicts a harsh winter amid holiday prep. Local events include the Community Christmas Little Jimmy Party on Dec 22 with 650 children and performances by Don Whitt and Cecil Surratt.
A letter expresses gratitude for a long friendship between a letter carrier and a church community. The writer recalls worshiping together, visiting each other’s churches, and values the experience of serving as the letter carrier in the relationship.
A longtime Bluefield area mail carrier thanks residents for two decades of community life from 1975 onward. He plans to transfer to a new route around year start, invites a mass farewell handshake during holidays, and reflects on the bonds formed with families, friends, and groups in the West End Midway area.
Ann McFeatters reports on a column offering President-elect George W. Bush a mix of candid fatherly counsel and sharp witticisms. The piece recounts advice on briefing books, dining abroad, managing the press, handling family and allies, and using Camp David, all in a satirical tone.
The impeachment case against Joseph Estrada becomes a benchmark for corrupt leadership, drawing parallels with Clinton and Reagan. Prosecutors cite bribes from Luis Singson and alleged payoffs linked to gambling, cigarette taxes, and mansions for mistresses. Estrada, a former actor, remains popular as public TV coverage dominates the nation.
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