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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2001
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph editorial board presents a Bible verse from Psalms 107 31 praising the Lord. The passage accompanies a statement of constitutional rights and a disclaimer about the editorial opinions.
Editorial reflects on Carroll O'Connor and Archie Bunker, noting the character's likeable bigotry and the show's satire of social issues. It praises O'Connor for infusing Archie with humanity, while acknowledging flaws. The piece argues the family symbolized American society, and O'Connor's death prompts reflection.
Letter from Bluefield College president promoting Virginia Private College Week from July 30 to August 4. The CICV event offers campus tours, info sessions, and three application fee waivers after visiting four or more CICV colleges. Sessions run 9 am and 2 pm July 30–Aug 3, plus 9 am Aug 4. call BC Admissions for details.
Jim Terry, Daily Telegraph reporter, reflects on a personal battle with anger toward God during hardship. A church moment on Father’s Day leads to a realization that focusing on good things rather than losses grows life’s gratitude. He lists blessings from a loving wife and devoted children, noting true wealth in family over wealth, and concludes with a renewed sense of blessedness.
Washington watchers note President Bush’s job approval slipping to 53 percent and the push to pressure Hollywood through fines and a voluntary ratings system. The piece cites Dole Lieberman McCain and Clinton as precedent, discusses FTC findings on youth-targeted content, and forecasts more speeches and hearings with little action due to free speech protections and GDP impact. Ann McFeatters reports delving into political optics and industry resistance, framing the controversy as a partisan spotlight on media influence and parental concern.
David Jasper a longtime pastor and community figure is honored posthumously. The Kee Street United Methodist Church and Princeton area colleagues describe him as selfless, reachable, and deeply involved in counseling, mentoring, coaching, and NAACP service. His loss is mourned by many who recall his kindness and steady presence.
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