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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 2000
Page
6
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents consensus editorial opinions tied to a quotation from the U S Constitution and a Biblical verse. It names Steve Smith as Publisher and Thomas A Colley as Executive editor. The article references religious liberty and press freedom within the context of the paper.
An editorial praises West Virginia Division of Highways and Virginia Department of Transportation workers for snow removal and road upkeep amid heavy snowfall. It notes 14 inches in spots, the danger faced by crews, and argues taxpayers benefit from their essential service and public duties.
A reader notes the critical role of states highway and transportation employees, urging appreciation for their readiness and service when needed. The remark emphasizes the value of public works staff in maintaining access and safety on the road network.
The Mercer County primary appears set to be one of the hottest in years with multiple races for sheriff prosecutor and circuit judge plus a Senate contest between Norris Kantor and Homer Ball. Filing ends Saturday at midnight and many candidates may file by mail, keeping a crowded field in doubt into Tuesday.
AP analysis finds voters prize honesty integrity and fidelity over issues as they pick a president. Polls show both parties seek trusted leadership with experience and a track record, amid Clinton scandal fallout and a waning reliance on the economy as the decisive factor.
Dr Renando Holland of Bluefield State College argues for a state funded higher education growth plan to spur a tech oriented economy in southern West Virginia. He calls for expanding Bluefield State to four year residential status, stronger Concord ties, and targeted research funding to attract industry and raise regional prosperity.
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