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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 2001
Page
4
The passage presents constitutional rights and editorial by lines from the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board. It includes the full First Amendment text and credits Gary Adkisson and Thomas A. Colley as publisher and executive editor. A Bible verse is offered as today’s quote.
An editorial urges broad, ongoing school safety efforts beyond September. It highlights Senator Byrd's funding of nearly $100,000 for West Virginia University to launch a 2001 2002 pilot to train staff and develop materials for three schools. The piece calls for parental, teacher, law enforcement, and community participation, extending to elementary schools with anger management and conflict resolution workshops.
Greg Jordan visits Coalwood during the Rocket Boys Festival and finds the town alive with visitors, autographs, and energy. The event highlights Homer Hickam and the book October Sky fueling renewed interest in the former coal mining community. Plans for a state park and a technical center offer new hope amid fading mines.
Letter promotes Montcalm's Energy Express program to provide healthy breakfast and lunch and individual reading support for every child. It emphasizes attention to reading comprehension and overall student well being.
Casie J Hurt of Rock West Virginia urges community members to volunteer for Montcalm Energy Express a six week nutrition and reading program supporting 56 children. Volunteers are needed for reading clerical tasks and general supervision and can contact 304 425 8893 or MontcalmEnergyExpress hot mail com between 8am and 2pm.
Ramona Anderson of Bluefield WV argues against harsh zero tolerance, citing the Titanic survivor who blamed arrogance for the sinking. She urges mercy and forgiveness, asking how zero tolerance fits with Jesus Christ’s message of compassion and understanding. She concludes the Bible warns against rigid judgment.
The Milosevic trial at The Hague, years after his indictments, threatens to expose Western deals with him and reveal failures by the United States and NATO. It highlights U.S. backing of the Dayton accord, and the wider web of testimonies may implicate former diplomats, NATO members, and France, while Serbia still harbors indictments and uneven cooperation.
A compilation of editorials condemns Senator Byrd for backing federal school funding cuts to Boy Scout facilities and supporting voucher pilot programs for church schools. Critics accuse Byrd of aligning with Republicans on discrimination issues and question his party loyalty amid Senate shifts. The piece contrasts Byrd with Rockefeller who opposed the amendments.
The West Virginia State Police will use a weapons history database to trace guns from manufacturer to buyer, aiding investigations and exposing less reputable dealers and straw purchasers. The move aims to curb West Virginia being a “source state” for firearms, prompting calls to rescind bans on local gun sale limits and to strengthen federal checks at gun shows.
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