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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2001
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph editorial board presents a consensus note on opinions in the columns. Gary Adkisson and Thomas A Colley are listed as publisher and executive editor respectively.
Editorial backs Tazewell County School Board as it seeks public input on overcrowding at North Tazewell Elementary The board plans a public hearing on Monday June 11 at 5 30 p m and a proposed parent questionnaire to gather opinions and possible solutions The study notes 339 students at North Tazewell and 228 at Abbs Valley with potential student transfers discussed by Robert Spot Steele
Karen Simmons honors foster parents and her own parents for opening their hearts and homes to children in need. She reflects on sacrifices, shared activities, and the lasting impact of parental support during a child’s formative years.
Letters to the editor urge support for hospice services noting their vital role. The writer says hospice is needed and mentions availability through contacting the local office via one’s physician.
Residents note the need for regional hospice services and praise Community Hospice of America for Wilma Joann Bratton’s care. They thank nurses Remona Robinson Gloria Reeves and others, and acknowledge donations to the hospice and related health groups. Also coverage of Mercer GED graduation and Windy Mountain Learning Center’s role.
Sheldon Richman argues the war on drugs is doomed, noting prisons cannot be drug free and that prohibition fuels black markets. He cites corruption among guards and officials, then applies economic logic: demand persists, supply follows, and illegal markets raise violence and corrupt enforcement.
A spoof report outlines President Bush canceling California visits, relocating troops, and trading power with Russia for a Los Angeles deficit while jokingly redefining borders and census figures. It lists fictional moves including gifting San Diego to Mexico and creating Lake Clinton at Chernobyl.
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