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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 2000
Page
4
The passage quotes the First Amendment text on religion speech press assembly and petition. The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board declares the opinions in the following columns reflect their consensus. Gary Adkisson and Thomas A Colley are listed as publisher and executive editor respectively.
Editorial urges Gov elect Bob Wise to prioritize paying teachers and school staff, stabilizing Public Employees Insurance Agency, lowering drug costs, and expanding health coverage. It stresses collaboration among Wise, the Legislature, and business to attract investment and improve education for West Virginia’s future.
Amanda Thomas of Princeton WV recounts a Christmas Eve with five young men who received gifts but welcomed an unexpected guest. A gift of seven dollars in a card and a shared meal underscored the theme of giving beyond personal gain and the lesson of communal care amid Virginia’s stereotype.
Lawrence L. Knutson outlines how the courts authority evolved from Adams midnight judges to Marbury v Madison, through Jeffersons era, Roosevelt packing, and Dred Scott, to the Bush v Gore decision shaping future electoral process debates amid a fractured bench and political pressure. The piece reflects on the Courts power to say what the law is and its role in elections.
Deroy Murdock cites a Scalia speech interrupted by a ringing cell phone and laments the intrusion of mobile devices into public life. He urges Santa to confiscate phones and bathroom blowers, arguing such tech isolates neighbors and harms free society, while noting safety issues and the role of audience etiquette.
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