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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 2001
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents opinions on the page columns. A Bible quote from John 3 18 AV is shown asserting belief as the path to salvation.
Editorial argues Mercer County Commission is advancing a courthouse annex to replace the current magistrates facility in Princeton. It notes the leaking roof pigeon problem and heat at the former highway garage and cites executive director Bill Draper saying the commission is doing its best under difficult circumstances. Proposals from architectural firms are under review with top candidates to be interviewed and one selected soon. The piece urges cooperation over blame to resolve the issue.
Mercer County officials weigh improvements for the proposed Annex to house the Family Law Court and three magistrates while two Circuit Court rooms suffer poor audience acoustics. A reader recalls struggling to hear cases involving Butcher and Witcher, noting the need for better sound, not ceiling changes.
A taxpayer writer objects to a tax increase proposed to fund pay raises for school employees during a fiscal downturn, arguing the raise burdens residents while finances tighten.
A reader voices anger over a proposed tax increase intended to fund steep pay raises for school employees while the Tazewell School System receives an extra 350000. The letter condemns local officials and questions use of funds amid fiscal strain. It also condemns animal abuse and calls for stronger protections and accountability.
Readers are invited to mail opinions on public issues to the Bluefield Daily Telegraph at 928 Bluefield Avenue Bluefield West Virginia 24701 with a signed fax option at 304 327 6179.
Ann McFeatters notes President Bush evolves on issues from Vieques bombing to energy, environment, and Israel policy. The piece highlights White House mode of refining thoughts post election and into his first months, with Card stressing deliberation over decisive moves.
A New Hampshire winter scene opens a tale of a teacher who saves a student from a bus but faces potential liability for a ripped shirt. The piece cites lawsuits against educators, cites cases from Florida and Tennessee, and notes a Senate and House push for Teacher Liability Protection Act to shield well-meaning teachers while safeguarding students.
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