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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus view in the opinion columns. The piece reflects the board's collective stance on current affairs and policy matters, offering unified reasoning and conclusions for readers.
Editorial calls West Virginia lawmakers to consider a $5 annual vehicle registration surcharge to fund tire disposal. Projections show about $3.5 million yearly to clear mountains of old tires, addressing pollution from dumped tires in creeks and hollows.
John Dean says the public has a right to hear the Nixon tapes and notes they sound different than transcripts. He spoke after The National Archives began distributing cassettes of portions of Nixon's recordings, linking them to Nixon's resignation.
Jim Terry, city editor for the Daily Telegraph, recalls loving snow at home yet hating it in bitter cold, sharing a childhood sled ride on a Keystone mountain where a car nearly collided with the sled. He remembers the blue sky, icy road, frost, and how cold and bruised he felt after the crash.
Veterans Visibility Day at the West Virginia State Capitol spotlights proposed legislation to aid older veterans. Supporters urge state funded specialized nursing homes with VA cost sharing, a tax exemption for retirees, and cheaper veteran grave markers to ease costs and boost economic development.
Anne McFeatters notes Michael Jordan becomes president of basketball operations and part owner of the Washington Wizards, electrifying D C with hype about economic revival. The piece contrasts his stance with Trump and highlights public fascination, attendance woes, and political hopes sparked by his move.
Dan Thomasson argues the end of the Cold War revived an old Foreign Service attitude that undermines security. He cites breaches at Foggy Bottom, mishandled top secret documents, and past embassy penetrations. Congress should reorganize Diplomatic Security under the secretary to ensure professional policing of state affairs.
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