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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 2001
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its collective viewpoint as the official opinion of the newspaper. Thomas A. Colley serves as executive editor overseeing the editorial position.
Editorial commends Homer Hickam of Coalwood for urging WV leaders to study successful states and real current conditions. He calls for passion planning and perseverance, a practical plan, and cross state examples to spark economic growth, with lawmakers urged to heed his message and take decisive action.
Gary Adkisson publisher urges Mercer County voters to back a March 10 school bond, tying education funding to future jobs, wage levels, and local economic development. He argues roads, prisons, and infrastructure also affect growth and uses the chicken and egg analogy to stress priority of school improvements.
A letter argues smokeless tobacco is not harmless tying spikes in oral cancer to nicotine and carcinogens. It endorses the National Spit Tobacco Educational Program and West Virginia campaigns like Through With Chew to curb youth use and reduce cancer treatment costs.
The Bush administration debates solutions to rising flight cancellations and delays and weighs privatizing air traffic control. The piece notes industry strain, congressional hearings, and past executive actions, citing DOT data from Presidents Day week and comments on privatization.
Lawmakers discuss Hanssen case fallout amid security lapses and lingering questions about another spy. Lugar pushes $100 million plan to dismantle Russian weapons while debate swirls over Senate office hideaways and a Clinton bid for private space. Bush welfare faith critics face Christian and pagan backlash as visa reforms advance and ergonomics rules head for a vote. Close race outlook.
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