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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2001
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus opinions in the columns below. A Bible verse follows, urging tithes to the storehouse from Malachi 3 10 AV, promising blessings if given. The text includes the U S constitutional quote on rights and freedoms.
State government has good and bad news about West Virginia. The bad: officials owe Citizens Communications $5.6 million for three years due to a manager’s negligence and a temporary employee found three years of bills in a box. The agency seeks a resolution with the companies. The other issue: Minnesota oversaw Workers Compensation claims for $1.6 million in 1999. Commissioner Robert J. Smith cuts back on outsiders and moves work in state.
Jim Terry, city editor of the Daily Telegraph, reflects on snow and life. He recalls a Keystone snowball battle from childhood, noting how seasons fade yet life continues, and how weather unites all people across time.
A writer blasts Jesse Jackson as a fraud and partisan puppet of the liberal left. They accuse him of hypocrisy, claim his claims of sanctity are pretense, and mock his public life amid calls to bring him into national politics.
Commentator Deroy Murdock argues the Powell appointment and similar cases expose cozy links between officials and relatives. The piece cites Powell and McConnell, along with historic dynasties, to question meritocracy, conflicts of interest, and the erosion of republican ideals.
Georgia’s Zell Miller, appointed to fill the Coverdell seat, won election and sits as a pivotal swing vote in a 50 50 Senate. He has signaled willingness to back Bush administration priorities, including Ashcroft confirmation and tax cuts, while remaining loyal to Georgia and the Southeast.
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