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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board signals its stance on religious freedom, press rights, and public assembly. It includes notes from Gary Adkisson and Thomas A. Colley and cites a biblical verse about strength in weakness to frame its views.
The East River Mountain Chapter reports enlarging disaster relief for house fires this winter with over 20 families aided. It stresses the Red Cross is not government funded and relies on public donations to cover local relief, warning that severe weather could strain resources and require a full regional budget.
Larry Hypes, Graham High School teacher and Daily Telegraph columnist, writes a civic hopeful piece urging residents to build on heritage and cooperation. He envisions a busy year with schools expanding, civil servants uniting, and local youth staying to grow the region in 2001.
The Wakefield killings highlight gun violence as a national problem with seven dead in Massachusetts and multiple past incidents. The piece urges licensing and registration, stricter enforcement of existing laws, and notes Canada’s approach as a contrasting model. It singles out the NRA and the incoming administration as pivotal in shaping gun policy.
A parent advocacy letter explains that federal law allows both parents access to a minor’s school and medical records unless a court order denies it. It details how to add a parent to school contact lists for report cards notices and conferences and provides contact information for further details.
Ann McFeathers reports on how presidents from Eisenhower to Clinton used golf to shape image and policy. The piece traces Bush’s Boca Grande visits, Ford and Nixon’s habits, and the ceremonial role of golf in presidential retirement and politics.
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