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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2001
Page
5
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board states opinions in the following columns reflect a consensus. The piece underscores protections for religion speech press assembly and the right to petition the government for redress of grievances as paramount constitutional liberties.
The editorial urges broad support for President Bush’s education package, calling reading a new civil right. It praises a $47.6 billion plan to improve accountability in schools, require annual tests, and shift funds for transportation to better districts, urging swift action and citizen involvement.
Bill Archer reflects for the Telegraph on preserving old cemeteries, recounting a winter hike to Eckman School area where loggers paused at a cemetery edge. He urges local action to restore neglected burial sites, noting communities rely on such “giants” and the duty to honor final resting places.
Letter urges continuation of the strong high school art program developed by Ms. Montrosse. Readers advocate sustaining arts funding and opportunities for students at Princeton schools.
Rita Montrosse will be honored at Princeton Senior High School with retired teachers. The letter lauds her as a superb art educator whose students pursued diverse creative careers, earned scholarships, and contributed to a strong visual arts program amid funding challenges.
Jack Anderson and Douglas Cohn explain Washington State’s Sexually Violent Predators statute and post imprisonment detention. The piece outlines how the law sparked U.S. Supreme Court review in Seliig v Young, with Justice Stevens dissenting and arguments about constitutional muster and due process.
Europeans pin hope on a Bush led deal to revive Kyoto style limits on greenhouse gases after Clinton failures. U S opposition and forest issues stalled talks in The Hague and Ottawa, but Republicans may secure Senate ratification and present Bush as environmental president amid party rivalries and business influence.
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