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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 2001
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus on current columns. Included is a Bible quote from 1 Peter 1 16 AV urging holiness as part of the publication page.
The editorial argues for lifting the Sunday hunting ban in West Virginia. It cites farmers who prize a peaceful Sabbath on their land, while DNR estimates suggest a $66 million in spending and $2.7 million in taxes from a lifted ban. Delegate Emily Yeager plans to push the issue, leaving decision to county elections.
Charles Owens recalls covering a series of aviation crashes from 1996 to last week. He and colleagues retraced deadly DC-8 and helicopter wrecks near Bluefield Virginia, then witnessed a recent nonfatal crash on Hurricane Ridge as fog shrouded Airport Road.
A letter urges readers to share and combine resources within a cooperative, praising creative collaboration to reap a communal harvest and benefit all participants through mutual effort.
A letter extols the Hawkins and Mathena Foundations for their contributions and support for the planned Mathena Center. It commends the Boggess architectural firm for careful planning and notes the center will address youth needs, foster abstract thinking, and encourage community cooperation amid an aging population. It urges continued support for local agencies and foundations.
Cal Thomas argues President Bush can forge a lasting union by prioritizing people over programs, highlighting real-life beneficiaries of tax cuts and education choices, and elevating black pastors and minority leaders with proven records. He urges inviting conservative and moderate Democrats while sidelining liberal obstruction.
Powell vows direct input from staff to speed decisions and cut excess layers while addressing dilapidated embassies and a shift of jobs to career civil servants. AFSA praises plans for more resources and better management as lawmakers face funding pressures.
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