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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 2000
Page
4
A Daily Telegraph Editorial Board statement accompanies the U S Constitution excerpt and a Bible verse. The page presents the consensus view of the board with Steve Smith as publisher and Thomas A Colley as executive editor.
Editorial endorses West Virginia Legislature Joint Committee on Education approval for Concord College to offer a master's degree. It argues the program boosts regional economy, serves teachers and public schools, and aligns with statewide needs while urging fair funding reforms for higher education and urging lawmakers to act. It cites the National Center for Higher Education Management Systems study and calls for regionally relevant programs.
Governors Gilmore and Underwood delivered starkly different state of the state messages. Gilmore touted no tax mandates and a strong Virginia economy while stressing plans for southwest and southside Virginia. Underwood urged bond sales for road work and warned of clouds on the horizon for West Virginia, calling for change management in a new economy.
Barry D. Moore of Princeton sends a letter to the Daily Telegraph criticizing Sheriff Buckner for not removing chief deputy Bob Baughman sooner. He argues Baughman lacks required certification and urges a lawful replacement, noting taxpayers and deputies suffer under the current leadership.
Ted Bridis reports that AOL Time Warner advances toward a $145 billion merger to challenge Microsoft. The piece notes Gates doubts AOL's ability to attack, while Case shifts AOL toward high speed networks that threaten Windows. Analysts foresee a fierce battle as Microsoft refocuses on next generation Internet services.
The piece surveys the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire contests, noting Gore Bradley leads and McCain challenges Bush. It highlights rising online fundraising with Bradley at 1.2 million and aims at next primaries. It also touches on mockingly political tech talk, a potential Microsoft antitrust plan, Cheerios Millennium Pennies and a looming wave of genome litigation.
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