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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 2000
Page
4
TheEditorial board of the Daily Telegraph presents a concord of thoughts on public discourse and faith. The quoted Bible verse Titus 1 16 AV accompanies the note emphasizing creed and conduct in daily life.
An editorial endorses a two way cable and Internet based virtual school network. Spring Valley High links with Telsia High Fort Gay and Wayne High about 20 miles away enabling remote interaction and expanded course access, especially for rural districts.
Wayne Shrader an E-911 telecommunicator, volunteer fire officer, and Mercer County EMS training officer died after a brief illness. He and his wife Karen, also a 911 worker, were longtime responders linked to Princeton Rescue Squad and Bluefield Rescue Squad. The piece also notes tourism center ratings across eight states and local weekend events including The Hillbilly Wedding play, Princeton SummerFest, and International march for Jesus Day in East Princeton.
Evelyn Jenkins of Princeton West Virginia reminds readers that mothers deserve daily appreciation. She reflects on her late mother’s unconditional love and urges kindness to the elderly and ill, noting simple gestures like a hug and a phone call can mean much when one is bedridden or dependent on others.
Ann McFeathers reports that President Clinton failed to launch a decisive, sweeping push against AIDS amid talks with European leaders and plans for funding vaccines and drugs. While proposals include a $50 million Global Alliance on Vaccines and Immunizations and a $1 billion market-incentive tax credit, critics say the administration has not declared an all-out war on the epidemic.
Douglas K. Cline of Chapel Hill Fire Department writes from North Carolina praising firefighters as heroic, urging local officials to protect emergency services after the death of a California firefighter. He recalls rapid intervention training and stresses staffing and funding for life safety, noting Bluefield and Mercer County connections and tribute to Robert Brannon Jr. within a community letter.
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