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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 2001
Page
4
The page features a consensus statement from the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board and includes a Bible quote about deliverance from the fiery furnace. Readers see byline values for Gary Adkisson and Thomas A. Colley and notes on publisher and executive editor roles.
Editorial questions how former West Virginia officials depleted two governor controlled funds including executive payroll and civil contingency. It demands transparency on authorization and timing of about 302000 in compensatory leave pay, urges a full audit and clear budget adherence to protect taxpayers and future payroll.
A letter details Governor Wise greeting PikeView High School Chorale during inauguration activities in Charleston. He shook hands with each student, posed for photos, and lingered with adults despite a busy schedule. The writer praises his kindness and integrity.
Larry Hypes discusses how advances in genetics could transform medicine and daily life, from disease cures to longer lifespans and future work. He notes researchers like Charles Prussak and cardiologists exploring gene based therapies, while pondering teenage plans for a 200 year lifespan and a crowded planet.
Ann McFeatters, Washington Bureau chief, argues Bush should curb recession risks, push a credible tax plan with or without Democratic help, restore California’s lights, advance education reform with clear action on vouchers, address race fairness and environmental policy, pause hardline missile defense, and temper Texas theme in the inaugural image to win bipartisan goodwill. The piece stresses measured, concrete steps to set a steady start for Bush.
The piece argues President Clinton achieved little of lasting policy impact beyond navigating a strong economy. It cites the Mexico bailout, Asia crisis response, and free trade stance as positives, but faults him for perjury and failing to reform Social Security. It credits economic growth to broader forces, not solely his actions, and notes his health plan defeat alongside 1994 election losses.
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