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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 2000
Page
5
The text presents the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board opinion note with publisher and executive editor credits and a Bible quotation from Jeremiah 9 23 24. It includes the U S Constitution excerpt on religious freedom and a biblical verse urging humility before God and righteousness.
The Tazewell County School Board faces criticism for repeated closed-door sessions. An advertised public meeting descended into long private sessions with residents and the press excluded, delaying hearings and signaling ongoing controversy over governance and transparency.
Susan Gullion writes from Bramwell WV about the divide between math lovers and the mathematically impaired. She recalls a harsh fourth grade experience, contrasts it with a patient teacher who explains in plain English and uses stories to keep students awake, and urges teachers to understand different learners.
The inaugural Feet to Beat Diabetes walk at Bluefield City Park on Saturday June 10 raised just over 10000 for diabetes services in the WV Service Area. Princeton Community Hospital topped fundraisers with 1554 from 10 walkers led by Janet Shrewsbury.
Cal Thomas argues Gore lost March 1998 to April 1999 emails tied to subpoenas by a House committee and a federal grand jury. He questions White House technical explanations and cites testimonies by Northrop Grumman workers about threats if they spoke of the missing messages.
A columnist debunks overreliance on mid June polls with a panel of former presidents recalling election cycles from 1940 to 1992. They discuss margins of error and incumbent leads, noting public attention rests mainly with politicians and pundits while recounting polling in historic contexts.
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