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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents the consensus on current columns and a Bible quote about belief in Christ. Publisher Steve Smith and Executive Editor Thomas A. Colley oversee the page content and messaging.
The piece argues that rising gasoline costs hurt low and fixed income households who rely on cars for daily needs. It notes the ripple effect on delivery costs, store prices, and employment, urging immediate relief and fuel efficiency to ease the burden. A few cents more per gallon fuels urgency for aid.
Jim Terry, Daily Telegraph city editor, recalls attending the outdoor wedding of his son Brian to Leah Segal near Atlanta. He memories of family time, heartfelt moments, and the sense of growth as they welcome a daughter, with best man Lee Jay and many relatives present on a hot Georgia evening.
A reader recounts a gas station operator claiming sharp price hikes and strong oil company profits. The piece notes nationwide prices near two dollars for premium, FTC subpoena of oil officials, and political stakes for Democrats tied to energy policy and a booming economy.
A reader laments the Supreme Court decision banning student-initiated prayer before football games. The letter argues the ruling ignores America’s Judeo Christian heritage, cites historical prayer practices in Congress and leadership remarks, and calls the decision an attack on First Amendment rights.
Cal Thomas argues the Supreme Court erred in limiting student led prayer at public school events. He urges conservatives to rely on personal faith and deeds, not state permission, to influence culture and politics. He cites past rulings, stresses inner faith over public displays, and questions political alignment of justices.
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