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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 2001
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus on the opinions in the columns below. Publisher and executive editor Gary Adkisson and Thomas A. Colley are named as leaders. A Psalms verse is cited about healing and deliverance.
Editorial lauds Acordia, the Shott Foundation, and the City of Bluefield for a joint effort that will grow the local office staff from 38 to as many as 68 by late next year. Jeff Eggleston led the project with foundation and city support, turning a former insurer’s presence into a sustained, expanded downtown footprint.
Bill Archer, Virginia desk chief of the Daily Telegraph, describes a pair of vivid natural and communal moments. A dawn on the Delmarva Peninsula leads to a fireworks sunset in Welch West Virginia. He recalls a Coal Industry Salute to Coal Truck Drivers, where thousands witnessed lighted coal trucks along McDowell Street, blending with Welch’s nightscape.
A persuasive plea urges readers to report animal cruelty, break silence, and push for stronger laws and enforcement. It stresses that abuse often precedes violence against people and urges leadership to take decisive action, including mandatory psychological evaluations and removal of abused animals.
Martin Schram analyzes how conservative and liberal labels have drifted over decades. He cites Patient Rights and HMO lawsuits to show ideological shifts from civil rights and states rights to federally constrained outcomes. The piece ends with a note on recycling old labels for future use.
Town debates how far media should go in covering the missing intern Chandra Levy and the related political figures. The piece notes Condit’s refusal to discuss allegations, police delays, and calls for careful, non sensational reporting while emphasizing the case is more than a simple disappearance.
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