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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 2001
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board states the opinions in the following columns reflect its consensus. Gary Adkisson and Thomas A Colley serve as Publisher and Executive editor.
Editorial lauds William W. Rasnick as the new chairman of the Tazewell County Board of Supervisors succeeding Jimmy Jones. Jones is praised for years of service since 1992 and will remain a board member until 2004. Also approved is Ricky Kimbrell as county administrator replacing Richard Farthing who retired.
Susan Gullion writes of her husband Ron facing chest pain and a medical maze that leaves them seeking answers beyond tests. The couple, long lovers of saltwater fishing and camping, look to Roanoke for care while wrestling with healthcare costs, frustrations, and the hope of a cure linking ocean and mountains.
A reader complains about a weather related disruption to schedules calling the situation ridiculous and noting weather cannot be controlled. The letter argues for a better handling plan and clearer communication to avoid future delays.
Billie Pennington of Bluefield Va voices outrage over Christmas Eve Amtrak delays at Hinton. She notes a locked station, no staff, lack of communication, a 2 1/2 hour delay, and an eventual cancellation. Pennington urges better service and station upkeep for travelers and readers.
Cal Thomas weighs Bush's inaugural challenges and the struggle to reconcile with opponents. He warns against appeasing critics, notes liberal activism and media dynamics, and urges a plan B if reconciliation fails. The column imagines a fresh Republican direction akin to Reagan era energy, with new faces and self-reliance.
The Dallas Morning News critiques John Ashcroft's record on law enforcement and civil rights while Deseret News questions Clinton era orders expanding public lands and security offices. Charleston Post and Courier lauds CBS election coverage reforms after the 2000 debacle.
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