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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2000
Page
4
The text presents a constitutional freedoms passage on religion speech press assembly and petition with an editorial note crediting the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board and leaders Gary Adkisson and Thomas A. Colley. It also quotes Romans 828 AV regarding God’s plan for those called.
The West Virginia Bureau of Medical Services will raise Medicaid payments to dentists, boosting funding by about 6 million annually to 12.9 million. Targeted for diagnosis and prevention for children under 20, the plan aims to improve dental hygiene in economically strapped areas, reducing dentist complaints and encouraging greater participation.
Emergency services, hospitals, and Red Cross prepared for outages and communications failures but the New Year passed quietly. Most locals stayed home, stored supplies, and awaited potential disruptions. Some businesses faced minor computer glitches while officials noted no widespread problems locally or nationally.
A letter urges readers to seek guidance from spiritual leaders counselors and support meetings for addiction recovery. It promotes talking with trusted figures and attending meetings where people share experiences and strategies for managing the illness.
A reader describes years of holiday excess and the struggle to stop drinking. The letter urges seeking help from spiritual leaders, counselors, recovery peers, or meetings, noting recovery brings relief from self hatred and nightly cold sweats. Tom L. from District 10, Alcoholics Anonymous, urges others to share opinions to a local editor.
Washington faces a 50-50 Senate dilemma as John Ashcroft eyed for attorney general prompts debate over civil rights abortion and court influence. Democrats wrestle whether to oppose on principle or back Bush amid possible future Supreme Court shifts and Hatch Kennedy dynamics.
A new book by Stephen Moore and the late Julian Simon argues that despite vivid bad news, global and American living standards have risen steadily over the last century. The authors cite longer life expectancy, higher education access, reduced pollution, stronger economies, lower crime, and broader opportunity as evidence that the trend will continue into the future.
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