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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 2001
Page
4
The text presents the First Amendment creed and notes the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board’s consensus. It includes Gary Adkisson and Thomas A Colley as publisher and executive editor. It also cites a Bible verse about Jesus appearing to the disciples and offering peace.
Editorial honors high school seniors in Mercer County West Virginia as four schools Bluefield Princeton Montcalm and Pike View hold graduation ceremonies. It urges graduates to remember their state for education and home careers, celebrates families and educators, and notes Project Graduation safety efforts and futures in West Virginia.
In a reflection on the A and E Network top 100, Johannes Gutenberg is named the No 1 figure of the last thousand years for shaping access to knowledge. The piece praises reading bees in Mercer and Tazewell counties where youngsters from Abbs Valley to Sun Valley received trophies, urging all adults to champion literacy as the century moves forward.
A reader laments neglected Camp Joy and rising grass at Sanders House while noting the loss of Chimney Rock Cave in nearby Tazewell County. The letter urges community support for Crab Orchard Museum as state funding shrinks, recounts fond memories of Fort Witten, and calls residents to donate and visit to preserve local heritage and brighten downtown Bluefield and surrounding areas.
The piece recounts Casey Rowe’s rise from modest means to a thriving Philadelphia produce business, emphasizing opportunity and perseverance. It highlights that success comes from belief, hard work, and time, citing Elbert Hubbard and the author Jim Davidson, a syndicated columnist and speaker.
Retailers estimate Americans will spend an average 107.50 on Father's Day gifts up 13.50 from Mother's Day. Web sites exposed Jenna and Barbara Bush citations provoking a privacy debate. Postal rates foresee a stamp rise to 38 or 40 cents by Christmas, while Purple Heart stamp debates stall. Federal policy shifts and Senate budget changes add to a tense political climate as air force life skills centers replace mental health clinics.
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