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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a rights summary anchored in the First Amendment and a Bible quote. It highlights free speech press assembly and petition rights alongside a biblically framed Messianic reference tied to John the Baptist’s followers. The piece reflects on constitutional and religious themes in a period voice.
West Virginia Governor Cecil Underwood showcased a virtual reality stage at Virginia Tech, walking through a computer image of lower Mercer Street in Princeton. The project aims to spark optimism and redevelopment, with a $300,000 ISTEA grant for the Princeton Railroad Museum supporting the effort.
The Supreme Court barred public school districts from letting students lead prayers at high school football games in a 6 3 decision, saying such prayers violate church state separation. Local superintendents in Buchanan McDowell and Mercer counties voiced disappointment while noting compliance. The decision could affect Virginia’s upcoming moment of silence mandate and faces potential challenges from the ACLU.
Dale McFeatters reports on an FDA funded Logan Utah kitchen study that filmed 100 families to observe hygiene and food prep. Results show poor hand washing and cross contamination practices, sparking public alarm and mockery of federal overreach while a safety site promotes hygiene tips and a puppet mascot.
Letters urging veterans to join the Arlington wreath lay at 10 a.m. and the 4 p.m. opening in Washington D.C. on June 25, 2000. Remarks by President and Senator Glenn, musical tributes, and USC Connie Stevens are planned. Bus shuttles run from the Pentagon for attendees through November 11, 2003.
Cal Thomas argues that opponents of capital punishment double standard abortion and DNA issues. He asserts moral consistency demands protecting unborn life with the same zeal as preserving life in the death penalty debate, urging Bush to address Texas justice flaws without changing his stance.
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