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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents the consensus view on the First Amendment text including Congress shall make no law restraining religion free exercise freedom of speech and press and the right to peaceably assemble and petition. Executive editor Thomas A Colley notes the Proverbs reference.
In a city board meeting editorial, Bluefield Mayor Nelson Walker highlights eight new license applicants spanning architecture, shoe repair, video rental, pet grooming, design, neurosurgery and printing. The piece argues small businesses fuel local employment, shopping, and civic involvement, stressing community support and a balanced free market for a healthy economy.
McDowell County resident Charles Owens notes Route 52 snow hazards and lack of passing lanes from Pinnacle Rock to Leckie Mountain. He recalls a high school crash near Maybeury, urges faster snow removal, and welcomes Coalfields Expressway and I 73/74 construction as long term fixes for the heavily traveled highway.
Letters urge Mercer County lawmakers to unite against the state budget digest allocations claiming the funds are taxpayer money and not voted by the House. The writer cites a delegate losing a committee seat over distribution and calls for coordinated action.
Cal Thomas traces George W. Bush on the eve of the Iowa primary. The interview portrays a confident, practical candidate who rejects cynical politics, champions life ethics, adoption, and abstinence, pledges an ethical administration, and plans a positive, policy-backed race while preparing to counter attacks with judo-style tactics.
Greg Jordan of the Daily Telegraph reports on an improbable snowstorm hitting Charlotte and surrounding areas. Neighbors from New York bring sleds as five inches fell with more on the way, prompting thoughts of snow chains and shovels amid crisis chatter.
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