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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 2001
Page
5
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board states that the opinions in the columns below reflect a consensus of editors. The piece emphasizes freedom of speech, press, religion, assembly, and petition as core constitutional protections.
Editorial expresses concern that Virginia's Stanford 9 scores stayed about the same with a dip for 9th graders and gains for juniors. It notes fewer counties with below median scoring, cites a plateau phenomenon, and mentions plans to replace the exam within two years.
Perspective piece by executive editor Tom Colley launching Progress 2001 Blueprint. It urges readers as taxpayers to influence the future through education, jobs, and local planning, tying national policy shifts on energy, steel, and Senate funding to regional opportunities and a multi‑section editorial edition due in September.
Readers debate mercy and judgment citing God. The letter argues against judging others and questions whether harming a creature aligns with divine will.
A reader urges reflection on capital punishment, arguing the act of killing a human being cannot justify murder in return. The message contends society preaches nonviolence yet supports executions, calling for inner forgiveness over vengeance and challenging collective moral certainty.
A reader urges public impact assessment of a local issue and invites responses by mail fax or email. The note provides the newspaper contact details including address Bluefield West Virginia and the editor email and phone number.
A motivational column argues trust lies at the foundation of success. It recounts Uncle Babe’s misled Arkansas tale from the 1930s to illustrate how a single lie destroys credibility, urging readers to always tell the truth unless harmful. Davidson, a syndicated columnist, is cited as the source with contact details.
A 5-4 Supreme Court ruling says police must obtain search warrants before using thermal imaging to detect marijuana growth. Justice Scalia notes tech advances threaten homeowner privacy. Armey calls for review of Carnivore e mail snooping. Justice Dept site hints at technology use.
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