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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board states its opinions on core First Amendment rights. Publisher Steve Smith and Executive Editor Thomas A Colley oversee the publication process and editorial direction.
The Tazewell County Board of Supervisors paused more than 78000 dollars in unspent state money intended for the school system. The money, including 28000 for staff training and 50000 for a health grant, was requested by the school board to be transferred to the general fund for 2000 2001.
A Daily Telegraph reporter recalls cooking a cake with Boy Scouts at Camp Roland Bland County using a cast iron Dutch oven over coals. The outdoor bake yields a perfect cake and a hidden lesson in self esteem and achievement for both writer and scouts.
A lifelong conservative Democrat informs the editor that the party has deserted him, seeking understanding and possible alignment with alternative political perspectives. He questions current party direction and expresses frustration with internal changes and policy stances.
Letters from Kenneth C. Kibler of Bluefield and Ruby E. Meadows of Princeton challenge editorials on deficit spending and government subsidies. Kibler asks if Rockefeller favors deficits and subsidizing medical providers. Meadows cites biblical concerns on aid and urges change while condemning reliance on government money.
The commentary argues President Clinton uses class warfare to oppose repealing the death tax. It notes a Senate vote to kill the estate tax despite veto threats and highlights how even middle-class and working Americans accumulate estates. Art Linkletter is cited as a spokesman for United Seniors Association.
JJ Welch reports that Jack Welch head of General Electric will write a business bible for Time Warner. Publishers bid high as Welch defends print media while pledging charity for the seven million dollar project. Overseas rights remain with Japan. Welch stresses classic commerce online and offline.
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