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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 2000
Page
5
The text presents the Congress quote from the First Amendment and notes the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus. It includes Steve Smith as Publisher and Thomas A Colley as Executive editor. It closes with Today's Bible quote from Psalms 104:27 AV about providence in due season.
The Bluefield City Board of Directors selects veteran Paul Cole to serve the final 13 months of Mayor Nelson Walker term. Cole brings 12 years of city leadership including a 1981 to 1993 mayoralty, offering stability as belt tightening yields modest salary cuts for employees. The board must push to boost the region’s economy and prosperity in the new century.
Susan Gullion of Bramwell WV argues WV Department of Highways and mountaintop division neglect secondary and private access roads. She recalls years of volunteer road crews mowing snow and shoveling rock, with no state assistance for two years, urging fair funding and shared maintenance for mountain roads.
Southern Highlands Community Mental Health Center hosts an annual golf event at Wolf Creek Golf Club in Bastian to raise funds for families and consumers. Tournament winners were Vic Laresse, Jerry Whittington, Chris Woolwine and Don Meadows with a 58 score, honoring sponsors from local businesses and organizations in Princeton and nearby areas.
Dan K Thomasson argues the Waco trial could set a new standard for religious extremism accountability. He blames David Koresh and followers for the siege and fire, defends ATF agents, and asserts no constitutional right excuses violent acts while urging rejection of sympathy for the sect and its leaders.
A June 27 roundup surveys editorials from The Washington Post Gainesville Sun and Albuquerque Journal. Opinions endorse preserving Miranda warnings as a stable justice tradition, while noting security lapses at Los Alamos and implications for figures like Bill Richardson.
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