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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 2000
Page
5
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board states its consensus on fundamental rights. It emphasizes the First Amendment protections for religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition. The piece anchors liberty as essential to democratic governance and public discourse.
Editorial notes the Retired Senior Volunteer Program awaiting relocation from Morrison Drive to Maple Acres Road land donated by Glen Wood Park Retirement Village Inc. Donations are scarce with $5,000 raised of an estimated $53,000 move cost including site prep and utilities. The program seeks support to continue senior services and volunteer projects in the region.
The article outlines a busy SummerFest with Jesus Day activities on Saturday including a downtown march to Town Square and a Town Square celebration. SummerFest starts tonight at the Recreation Center and City Park with the weekend schedule peaking Saturday and expanding Sunday. The March for Jesus begins at 11 a.m. at First Advent Church on Prince Street, with participants asked to gather by 10:30 and finish at the Town Square. Rev. Ken Sparks anticipates large turnout, following last year’s hundreds.
A reader touts Luefield as a retirement community highlighting assets such as Summit Players Arts Center churches schools hospitals library and a strong policing and fire response. The letter laments litter littering and law enforcement gaps plus unsafe street conditions arguing for paving leash law enforcement noise control and stricter property maintenance to improve daily life and safety.
President George W. Bush unveils a strategy tying a U S missile shield to deep nuclear cuts. He cites Reagan era Star Wars as precedent and seeks bipartisan backing from Kissinger Schultz and Scowcroft while facing European opposition and questions from Clinton officials about ABM treaty limits.
The House committee released memos detailing internal Justice Department debates over whether to appoint an independent counsel to probe Vice President Gore for campaign fund raising on government property. Key figures include Janet Reno, Louis Freeh, Charles LaBella, and Robert Litt, with charges of possible perjury.
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