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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a consensus note from Gary Adkisson and Thomas A. Colley. It includes a Bible verse from Lamentations 3 22 23 AV emphasizing mercies and faithfulness.
The 1897 New York Sun editorial responds to Virginia O’Hanlon’s question asking if Santa Claus exists. It argues belief relies on faith and imagination, declaring Santa real in spirit and as a source of love, generosity, and joy for children and adults alike.
The Bluefield auditorium hosts the Community Christmas Tree event with 600 plus bags of toys, fruit, cookies, and books for six age groups. Volunteers, shoppers, and leaders from Cecil Surratt to Rev. Hasty coordinate the largest, most efficient year yet, including a $5,000 donation and first bicycle gifts.
A reader critiques WVU President David Hardesty for sending Chief of Staff Dave Satterfield to serve on Governor elect Wise's transition team. The letter argues this politicizes the university, questions the loss of staff time, notes Satterfield’s six figure pay, and accuses Hardesty of favoring a Democratic ally at public expense. The piece warns against viewing the move as state or university progress and calls it an improper use of university resources for political gain.
Ann McFeatters surveys a year of odd statements from Clinton Bush Cheney Gore and Albright. The piece highlights zingers about the state of the union, literacy vows, health disclosures, and playful barbs that marked political discourse in 2000.
A holiday tribute listing diverse acts of courage and charity across the U S in 2000. It honors individuals from Throckmorton Texas to New Orleans and Washington state, plus public figures like William Winter and Daniel Patrick Moynihan, and salutes the USS Cole crew and families of fallen service members.
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