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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a unified stance in the opinion columns below, signaling collective guidance on current issues.
Editorial calls West Virginians to prepare for worldwide commerce through a wired, knowledge based economy. It stresses cooperation among officials educators and citizens to boost education telecommunication access and computer literacy to help local companies and people compete nationally.
A reflective piece follows a troubled youth around 17 or 18 years old as family voices echo from another room. He wrestles with identity and purpose, feeling isolated yet urged by his brother to live. He runs into the night, returns briefly, and ultimately embraces a path toward living, with Jim Terry cited as city editor.
A reader expresses hope that future leaders share the same moral conviction about the Supreme Court’s 1973 Roe v. Wade decision, urging a lasting standard for abortion policy and judicial philosophy.
A reader argues that life begins at conception based on a 1981 Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing and medical testimony, cites Dr. Alfred Bongioanni, condemns abortion industry growth, and urges leaders to overturn Roe v Wade with moral conviction similar to past abolition efforts. The letter ends urging readers to share opinions via mail, fax, or email to the Bluefield Daily Telegraph.
Elian Gonzalez leaves the United States for Cuba with his father after a seven month stay that polarized opinion. Proponents say the return upholds the law and family reunification, while critics warn of consequences for freedom and relations with the United States.
The author describes using a government qualified medical savings account to lower personal health costs through high deductible insurance paired with tax free savings. They argue MSAs deliver real savings, note current participation under 1996 pilot limits, and urge extending eligibility to all Americans to test outcomes.
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