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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2000
Page
4
The document presents a publication of the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board with the standard First Amendment text and the Bible verse from Titus. It includes names of Steve Smith as Publisher and Thomas A Colley as Executive editor. The fragment ends with an incomplete line.
Editorial argues the 6 3 ruling limits parental authority by restricting grandparent visitation under state law. It cites Justice Stevens dissent, contending states may override parental rights for a child s best interests, warning such power risks totalitarian overreach and weakens the family structure amid rising divorces and custody disputes.
Letters to the editor argue that the death tax hampers expansion ownership investment planning and succession. The critique holds the tax slows decision making and undermines business efficiency across sectors.
Bradley J. Ayers of Platnick Steel & Engineering in Bluefield Va urges repeal of the federal estate tax in testimony about H R 8 The Death Tax Elimination Act of 2000. He argues the tax harms family owned manufacturing and farming, slows growth, and hinders long term planning, calling on readers to contact their representatives.
Barbara Hawkins recalls Wayne Shrader of East River Volunteer Fire Department as a tireless public servant who worked with the rescue squad, 911 dispatch, and fire classes. At 34 his loss is felt deeply by Mercer County emergency services, colleagues, and family. He is praised as reliable, teaching juniors, and a trusted voice on the radio during life saving operations.
Bonnie Erbe notes elder care dominates policy talk as lawmakers seek female voters. Washington reporter Join Jefferson Nuri recalls caring for non ambulatory parents from 1974 to 1991, highlighting personal strain, time away, and workplace recognition gaps. Townsend proposes a federal single entry point for elder care help while Republicans push tax exemptions with limited reach.
Worresken Clinton has logged 47 official trips to 63 nations totaling 226 days abroad, a record for a U.S. chief executive. The log, from the National Security Council, excludes an eight day trip to Portugal Germany Russia and Ukraine. Critics note costs and debate whether trips yield tangible gains while supporters cite foreign policy progress and awards such as the Charlemagne Prize in Germany.
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