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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a Bible quote from Mark 10 49 and notes on free speech press and religious freedom. Steve Smith and Thomas A Colley executive are referenced in the contextual block. The piece frames a constitutional shield for religion speech press and peaceful assembly.
Editorial argues for peaceful co existence with telemarketing while urging lawmakers to avoid restrictive laws that could drive firms away. Emphasizes federal do not call laws and DMA registry, calls for consumer education and industry self policing to curb deceitful practices.
An essay reflects on the ocean’s grandeur and timeless power, paired with a personal tribute to Patti, wife of Daily Telegraph city editor Jim Terry. He recalls Myrtle Beach vacation with family, notes their 32 years of marriage, and praises her as his hero while revealing their birthdays.
A Rich Creek Virginia flea market community writer thanks buyers and town leaders for strong weekend business. They praise the vendors for boosting Glen Lyn area traffic while noting Route 460 road delays from VDOT. The note also thanks the town manager Mr Spencer and Kyle Dent for assistance.
Martin Schram analyzes how Al Gore’s TV persona shifts to a comfortable third gear attack style while George W. Bush stays in a warm, easy cadence. Gore’s interview with Katie Couric tests this shift as he attacks Congress from a viewers’ living room vantage.
A WV roundup argues for more than two parties in November elections. The piece cites Libertarian, Mountain, Green, and Reform potential ballot access, urging easier third-party entry to boost turnout and choice. It condemns a costly Lincoln County transpark plan, saying a Supreme Court ruling may doom it and keep Yeager Airport as the state hub.
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