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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 2001
Page
4
The piece presents the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board's consensus with political messaging. It notes Gary Adkisson and Thomas A. Colley as publisher and executive editor. It ends with a biblical quotation about fearing God.
An editorial decries the televised McVeigh execution as a voyeuristic public spectacle. It argues cameras and witnesses fueled sensationalism, equating the event to a brutal reality show and warning curiosity will claim more lives.
Letters to the editor celebrate the Feet to Beat Diabetes Walk at Princeton City Park on June 2 co sponsored by Princeton Community Hospital and Bluefield Regional Medical Center. Over 11960 was raised for diabetes work with Sugar Drops from Princeton Community Hospital as top fundraisers and Jane Bumgarner of Alderson giving the most as an individual donor.
Barbara Hawkins reports from Princeton City Park where rain and mud dampened the SummerFest midway yet failed to dampen spirits. Pami, four, longed to ride the ferris wheel, learned it was absent, and found joy on Tilt-A-Whirl with family support. Many rides, food, and pageants kept the festival lively, ending in a hopeful note for next year.
Jack Anderson and Douglas Cohn argue the 2001 Tax Relief Act deepens complexity, expanding AMT and exemptions while promising $300 rebates. They warn 2010 repeal of the estate tax and overall expiration will worsen planning, urging adoption of a pay as you go national sales tax administered by states.
A weekly roundup of West Virginia editorials argues Head Start needs overhaul after a Charleston program misused funds and underlines the state’s aging population. It urges WV lawmakers to push tougher accountability and keep young talent from leaving for jobs elsewhere.
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