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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 2001
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents the consensus on the First Amendment, asserting Congress shall make no law restricting religion, free exercise, speech, press, assembly, or petition. Gary Adkisson and Thomas A. Colley are listed as Publisher and Executive editor.
Editorial urges Bush energy policy and Wise plan to boost coal power for southern West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. Calls for bipartisan backing from senators, representatives, and state leaders to seize the moment, fund clean coal research, and spur regional economic growth.
A family Chronicle highlights Aunt Bo's hand stitched Appalachian quilt tops and a hand made dulcimer gifted for Christmas. The piece notes the Pea Patch VA community’s water project and a Washington Post Magazine photo that sparked reflection on Appalachia’s dignity and pride.
William W Baker of Princeton writes to the editor criticizing vitriolic exchanges between Bluefield and Princeton. He recalls past plans to form a regional heart center, notes Princeton’s St Luke's purchase, questions Walmart siting, and urges focusing on pro business policies like right to work and tax incentives to attract investment in Southern West Virginia. He ends with a pledge of friendship toward Bluefield residents.
A motivational tale contrasts a speeding officer with a witty reply about rights and influence, then reaffirms that belief, effort, and persistence defy supposed limits. It links the bumble bee myth to personal growth, urging readers to try despite naysayers and citing Jim Davidson as the source.
The Pentagon fears Iraq under Saddam Hussein may move against the Kurdish protection zone, massing more than 10,000 troops along the northern edge. The warning of a new confrontation recalls the deadly 1991 92 campaign and the no fly protections established then.
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