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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2001
Page
4
The article presents a constitutional liberty excerpt stating Congress shall make no law restraining religion or free speech and urges readers to consider a religious quote from James 1 17 as a guiding moral reference. The piece notes the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus on opinions below.
The piece argues Greenspan used an emergency rate cut to shape policy as Bush nears office. It notes tension between the Fed chair and the Bush camp, details market jumps, and frames the move as a signal that Greenspan may guide the expansion while stressing restraint and debt reduction. It compares the situation to political theater and forecasts ongoing strategic friction.
Virginia and West Virginia lawmakers gathered at the Point of View breakfast to address lack of funds, jobs, and redistricting. Anita Skeens Caldwell made her county debut and impressed attendees. Mercer County seeks a unified House district while preserving statewide senatorial balance amid looming realignment. Barbara Hawkins, senior writer.
A reader titled as a Tazewell County taxpayer warns of an apparent hazard or mishap risk, describing concerns about safety and urging attention to local conditions and public responsibility.
Joseph McNeal of Tazewell VA argues that adopting Bluefield VA rescue squad to serve parts of Tazewell could raise county taxes and reduce public oversight. He cites a previously purchased ambulance without peer approval and warns of expansion beyond Bluefield increasing costs and staffing.
In Bluefield residents debate raising street fees to pave about two miles yearly. The plan implies further workforce cuts starting with the city manager role. The board considers using board members as city manager with higher pay. Local residents fear higher fees hurt staying and new arrivals.
The piece argues the Constitution grants presidents sole nomination power while the Senate holds appointment power. It challenges claims that ideology should constrain Senate votes, citing Article II and Federalist No. 69. It notes checks and balances, Senate deference, and the need for senators to vote their consciences. Jack Anderson and Douglas Cohn write.
Washington rumor column notes Hillary Clinton selecting a six bedroom Embassy Row home near the Naval Observatory while Bill remains in New York and Chappaqua. The piece sketches the Clintons’ real estate portfolio totaling about 4.55 million in assets, ongoing Secret Service protection, and a potential White House-in-exile stance as George W Bush and Laura Bush take office.
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