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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 2000
Page
4
Editorial board consensus statement from Daily Telegraph includes publisher and executive editor notes along with a Bible verse quoted from 2 Kings. The page presents a standard front matter snippet rather than a complete news item with named events or dates.
Newly appointed Bluefield Mayor Paul Cole warned of a real financial challenge while expressing optimism the city will be fine. He urged attracting new business and residents or adjusting fees as a last resort, and announced two August public hearings to gather ideas on increasing revenue and controlling expenses.
Jim Terry, city editor of the Daily Telegraph, reflects on time’s indifferent march from childhood to old age. He recalls a Keystone boy facing a right handed world, the solace found in writing, and the slow, steady drift of life as time moves on with the river to the sea.
Dr. Dan MacMillan urges high school juniors and seniors to explore private options during Virginia Private College Week July 31 to August 5. Twenty four CICV colleges offer campus tours and information sessions, with three application fee waivers after visiting four CICV campuses.
Readers are invited to send opinions on public issues to the Bluefield Daily Telegraph at 928 Bluefield Avenue, Bluefield WV 24701 by mail or to sign the fax at 304-327-6179 or via email to editor bdtonline com.
Organizers plan to break ground on the World War II Memorial in Washington by Veterans Day. Tom Hanks praises the WWII generation, noting their sacrifice helped save the world and reshape US status. Art Linkletter serves as national spokesman for United Seniors Association.
Political columnist Dale McFeathers argues that Dick Cheney’s baldness will doom the Republican ticket. He cites image concerns, historical precedent, and voter expectations for leaders with hair, noting past bald leaders and the impact on electability in a provocative, period-tone column.
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