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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a consensus viewpoint on the First Amendment. The text emphasizes freedom of religion speech press assembly and petition for grievances. Gary Adkisson and Thomas A Colley are cited as publisher and executive editor respectively.
The Tazewell County School Board discussed a revised policy on public participation. It would limit hostile arguments and interruptions and ban expressive activities in board areas, while requiring prior discussion with the division superintendent for non agenda items.
A personal reflection on voting as a guiding civic rite, recalling a mother guiding a child at Richlands National Guard Armory and the pride of wearing an I voted sticker. The piece also quotes Walt Whitman’s Election Day 1884 praising the nation’s collective, peaceful choice and duty.
The letter notes that requesting Hammond for planning led to him supplying food for baskets, highlighting unexpected practical assistance and appreciation for his role in the effort.
The Keen Mountain Correctional Center in Oakwood Virginia thanks Craig Hammond and the Bluefield Union Mission for aiding the KMCC Thanksgiving Project 2000 for Buchanan County. Hammond provided guidance and food for 57 needy families after planning with KMCC staff and Bluefield Union Mission.
The Florida contest ends with Bush holding a razor thin edge amid recounts and court rulings. Nationally Gore led the popular vote but the presidency rests on the Electoral College. Experts warn voting precision will never reach perfect certainty.
Amid seasonal cheer a note on Uncle Sam holding about 4.7 billion in refunds for 2.1 million taxpayers who did not file 1997 returns, with a three year deadline risking loss of refunds. Also covered are NOW protests on USPS discrimination, employer bonuses, and NIH rules protecting whistleblowers with grant implications.
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