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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents column consensus and a Bible quote. The today's verse from John 4 13 14 is cited as everlasting life through living water. The notice reflects publisher and executive editor positions alongside the constitutional read on free exercise and press rights.
Editorial notes the completion of a rough human genome map by rival teams led by Francis Collins and J Craig Venter. It calls the map “the instruction book of human life” and weighs promises against costs, privacy, and ownership concerns while recognizing potential medical breakthroughs and the need for careful use.
Virginia Daily Telegraph reporter recalls Coalwood’s Rocket Boys Day at Cassell Park. He notes warmth of locals, meeting Billie Rose, and tribute to Red Carroll, Bill Bolt, and community allies who helped the rocket team reach a national science fair. The piece frames Coalwood’s story as a shared, enduring achievement.
A letter argues the true measure of altruistic heroes is humility about their own role, claiming such individuals are not recognized enough. The writer emphasizes downplaying personal heroism as a noble trait.
belinda evans lost control of a chevy s ten on pisgah road plunging 40 feet and striking a tree. patsy sanders, belinda’s sister, freed her from the wreck and climbed the embankment to get help. both women survived as hospital staff and rescue workers were lauded for their bravery by loved ones in bluefield west virginia.
Commentary explains grip-and-grin photos of check presentations build goodwill for clubs and recipients. It notes weekly Mercer County donations, community pride, and the role of photos and short stories in public publicity. It invites locals to share schoolhouse memories and contact Greg Jordan.
The piece argues President Gore should revise his approach to campaign finance and urges Congress to update the Pendleton Civil Rights Act of 1883 to address modern fundraising. It criticizes Gore’s answers as evasive, notes polling that hurt his campaign, and calls for reform and accountability at the highest level.
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