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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 2001
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board states the columns reflect its consensus. It presents a liberty focused viewpoint on constitutional rights and the role of government in protecting free expression and assembly.
Editorial celebrates the Making Career Connections job shadowing effort, noting 2926 participants since 1997 and over 500 local high school students shadowing providers across the county. It praises Board of Education, Superintendent Dr. Deborah Akers, and Coordinator Carol McClaugherty for the initiative’s impact on teens choosing futures.
Jim Terry recalls leaving Bluefield to join the Daily Telegraph Princeton bureau as he embarks on covering Princeton, Mercer County Commission, and airport. He reflects on decades of writing, the power of words, and the therapeutic pull of his column while addressing reader responses and the emotional weight of publishing.
Letter writer Ralph E. Shupe of Bluefield WV argues against home schooling and for public schools. He recalls early teaching years, salary history, and career shifts, urging society to value public education, socialization, and exposure to role models over homeschooling. He notes political caution around state leaders and education groups.
A leaked U S Civil Rights Commission draft faults Jeb Bush for error ridden Florida balloting that hit African Americans hardest amid broader partisan debate. The report recommends a Justice Department probe while Bush touts voting reforms and faces a tightening reelection bid.
Barbara Bush labels her son’s famous offspring as lacking discretion while Jenna and Barbara Bush balance college life and media glare. The Texas episode at Chuy’s drew police and 911 calls, prompting apologies and debates on celebrity privilege and age limits.
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