Editorial Board Opinion on Constitutional Rights
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents the consensus on First Amendment freedoms including religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition. Gary Adkisson is listed as Publisher.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents the consensus on First Amendment freedoms including religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition. Gary Adkisson is listed as Publisher.
Editorial reflects on the Christmas spirit in Four Seasons Country spanning Appalachian roots to modern volunteer work. It honors communities like Bluefield Union Mission United Way of the Virginias and Christmas in Buchanan, praising churches, shelters, food banks, and agencies such as Tender Mercies Princeton and Tri-Counties Health Clinic Richlands for year round charity and hope.
Letters to the editor praise the first annual Share Your Blessings Community Dinner organized by the Y Committee of the Tazewell Area Chamber of Commerce. The event offered dishes, music, and fellowship, delivered 45 meals to shut-ins, and collected toys and food donations for local charities.
Jim Terry reflects on Christmas 2000 filled with two weddings, family joy, and the guiding gift of love. He recalls gifts given by his sons to their mother, the weddings of Lee Jay and Brian, and the special warmth at Johnston's Chapel Church in Princeton. The piece ends with a message that the greatest gift is love, not a package.
The piece reflects on preserving the past against progress, likening it to a wall buffeted by nature. It argues the struggle blends passion and reason, urging care for the young while acknowledging those who cling to memories. It concludes with a warning about the universality of change.
Washington post presidency plans place Clinton at the center of Democratic strategy as Gore confronts a political comeback challenge. Clinton rings in 54 with lingering Lewinsky fallout but broad respect, while rumors swirl about NYC law firm ties, a possible TV show, and bids for higher office. Gore faces a tough rebuild beginning in Carthage Tennessee.
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