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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2001
Page
5
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board shares its consensus on constitutional freedoms including religion establishment, free exercise, speech, press, peaceful assembly, and petition. It cites Gary Adkisson as Publisher and Thomas A. Colley as Executive Editor and quotes Luke 10 20 AV on rejoicing in heaven.
An editorial argues a methadone clinic is needed amid an OxyContin crisis in Southwest Virginia. It notes 18 overdose deaths and a flooded court system, praises a Galax satellite clinic for traffic issues, and urges permitting despite local opposition.
The Senate’s Democrats now hold a one vote margin under Tom Daschle. Yet observers see little practical change from the prior split, with potential gridlock and bipartisan deals likely to hinge on funding and negotiations. Bush’s judicial nominees and energy, environment, and education agendas face a cautious, money driven path ahead.
A reader laments being punished for actions not taken or efforts to prevent wrongs. The letter defends the intentions of the described good guys and urges fair treatment.
Letter from local readers defends Williams and Cannady for removing a gun from school without involvement in bringing it, praising their calm handling and urging the school system to teach proper incident response. Mention of Betsy Hart and Lydia’s academic award highlights community voices supporting life and inclusion. Readers urge fair treatment for the two teens and preservation of positive reputations.
Washington insiders say Sen. Trent Lott will be dumped as minority leader and replaced by a conservative with a moderate demeanor aligned to President Bush. With Jeffords gone, moderates McCain Chafee Snowe Collins and Specter face sidelining as Republicans seek to preserve a conservative mandate and court court nominees, including predictions of Orrin Hatch linking to Rehnquist’s seat.
The piece argues tax reform is incomplete and highlights the Social Security earnings penalty that reduces benefits for working seniors aged 62 to 64. It notes the 90 percent marginal rate risk, cites Urban Institute data, and profiles Rep. Pete Sessions and Rep. Ralph Hall backing repeal with United Seniors Association support led by Art Linkletter as a national spokesman.
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