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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 2001
Page
4
The quotation outlines First Amendment protections and the editorial board states the opinions in the columns below reflect consensus. Thomas A. Colley serves as executive editor.
An editorial warning that vaccine shortages can turn a mild season into catastrophe for the elderly and ill. It notes rising prices, misallocation to healthy populations, and calls for CDC authority to locate and steer vaccines to the most vulnerable during crises.
Jim Terry, city editor for the Daily Telegraph, reflects on gifts beyond money. He praises smiles and kind words as priceless, lasting gifts that nourish hearts and shape lives, and urges careful, respectful speech over bitterness or caustic humor.
Don Williams of Princeton WV urges Mercer County voters to oppose the March 10 school bond. He argues higher personal property taxes, misused funds, inflated building costs, and questionable impact on education and student safety. He cites past tax hikes and missing educational needs, calling for four questions before supporting any new money.
The article argues that President George W. Bush is retreating from global leadership, citing reduced Iraq sanctions, European rapid reaction forces, and crises from Kosovo to Turkey. It questions Pax Americana as potential to end in a new dark age, amid broader calls on presidential pardons and power.
Opinion column argues the death tax forces 55 percent cash taxes on estates, triggering sales of family firms and newspapers. It cites Chicago Defender sale after John Sengstacke’s death, Ben Bridge Jewelers, and Berkshire Hathaway as examples. Calls to repeal remain amid political shifts.
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