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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents the publisher and executive editor notes with a Bible verse from John 3 3 AV stating that a person must be born again to see the kingdom of God. The page shows a religious quotation alongside a constitutional policy reminder.
Editorials praise the Coalfields Expressway plans as the road home to southern West Virginia. A low bid of 20.57 million from Bizzack Inc of Lexington for a Welch area section is one of seven bids for the first four lane stretch near Indian Ridge. Phase one of the Indian Ridge Industrial Park received a 2.7 million bid from Bluestone Industries of Beckley for a site adjacent to the interchange, with state officials aiming to begin construction by July and extend the highway 65 miles through McDowell and Wyoming counties into Virginia.
Jim Terry city editor of the Daily Telegraph writes a Father’s Day tribute about his late dad who died in 1979 after a long lung cancer fight. He recalls lessons learned as a father and the deep bond that now shapes his own parenting.
Readers praise a sunny day and report ongoing donations for a Pocahontas Open House benefit event.
A Pocahontas Open House benefit at Nuckolls Hall Tazewell Va May 6 drew strong backing from many donors sponsors and performers. Exhibitors included John Hunter Senser Claudine Blanken ship Kelly Park Effie Burress Hearthside Books and more while contributors ranged from Subway eateries to Bluefield Daily Telegraph and local civic groups. A separate thanks notes a returned purse found in Lowe's parking lot Memorial weekend.
Dan K. Thomasson argues public handling of missing Los Alamos tapes undermines Bill Richardson as a potential running mate. He questions White House security, FBI work, and China’s gains while urging Baker and Hamilton to probe and tighten safeguards, suggesting Richardson look elsewhere for support.
A teacher- and citizen-focused opinion argues that improving education is key to economic prosperity in West Virginia. It urges statewide adoption of an education culture with billboard and media campaigns, stressing higher education's role in earnings and security, and notes Dr. Renando Holland as Bluefield State’s Multicultural Affairs director.
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