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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 2001
Page
4
The column presents editorial board consensus on constitutional freedoms and a Bible verse. It cites the U S Constitution First Amendment protections for religion speech press and assembly. The piece includes a Bible quote from Psalms 86 5.
Editorial calls for open talks between United Way of the Virginias and East River Mountain Area Red Cross about a hold on a 2002 allocation. Officials secure commitment to keep the local Red Cross chapter, with Red Cross to provide financial data, enabling a $30,000 United Way grant and continued regional aid. The piece stresses the chapter’s importance to Four Seasons Country and the broad service network supported by United Way.
Stacy A Cordery argues that Alice Roosevelt, like modern presidential offspring, tested social norms and fed public fascination. Theodore Roosevelt balanced pride and worry as Alice toured abroad in 1905, illustrating how celebrity and diplomacy intertwined in the early 20th century.
Linda Short ERVFD treasurer director commends East River Volunteer Fire Department for achieving Insurance Services Office Class 4/9 rating effective July 1 2001. She notes volunteers’ professionalism and ongoing training plus equipment upgrades including Engine 1 2 Tanker 4 Rescue 5 Service 7 Ladder 5 and an Argus Thermal Imaging Camera. Residents are advised to check with agents about potential premium decreases and to thank the firefighters for their dedication.
Gil Klein reports on the Sacagawea dollar, a coin praised by the Mint yet widely saved or ignored by the public. The piece traces experiences spending and accepting the coin, noting low acceptance in vending and retail, a public preference to collect, and criticism by Sen. Phil Gramm that the coin may never circulate.
Dale McFeathers reports that six months into the Bush administration only 26 percent of needed officials are in place. Interior Secretary Gale Norton lacks deputies. HHS Secretary Tommy Thompson has five of 19. The piece argues the nomination and confirmation process is flawed, creating limbo for appointees and delaying governance.
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