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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board states the column opinions reflect the board’s consensus. It lists Gary Adkisson as publisher and Thomas A Colley as executive editor and cites a Psalms verse as a guiding motto for the publication.
Editorial notes Cecil Underwood declined a proposal that would block rural hospitals from offering open heart surgery by two hour travel limits. Gov elect Wise will decide after Health Care Authority review. Rural hospitals Bluefield Regional Princeton Community and St Luke's could operate open heart centers to ease travel to Charleston or Roanoke.
A reflective piece by Larry Hypes recounts a family Christmas journey through Bluefield including visits to Grandma and Grandpa, local shops from Penny’s to Sears, and a lively array of hometown figures, brands, and places, ending with pre Christmas cheer and a note on trains and the Nick.
Dani K. Thomasson notes publisher Simon & Schuster bets on an eight million dollar memoir from Hillary Rodham Clinton detailing her White House years and her role as co president while facing scrutiny over past scandals. The piece weighs potential earnings against risks and public interest, predicting a worldwide bestseller if the tell all balances truth and restraint.
A collection of editorials from the Los Angeles Times Gainesville Sun Evansville Courier & Press and Indianapolis Star critiques U S voting problems Florida as a pivot to flawed elections calls for national and state fixes including replacing punch card systems and clarifying recount rules. It also notes legal actions against hog farms and rising farmer age amid environmental litigation and evolving policy debates.
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