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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2000
Page
5
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents opinions on First Amendment rights including religion establishment free exercise speech press assembly and petition. Publisher Steve Smith and executive editor Thomas A Colley oversee coverage. A Bible quote emphasizes salvation for those who call on the Lord.
Editorial argues removing the earnings limit for Social Security for ages 65 to 70 will boost work and lift billions to Americans. It cites House support, potential cost of 23 billion over a decade, and estimates about 800000 people gaining more take home pay this year.
Jim Terry, city editor of the Daily Telegraph, extols reading as a key to limitless exploration and personal freedom. He recalls a literacy committee meeting sponsored by the Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce and urges parents to pass on the love of reading to their children while reflecting on how reading shaped his own life and outlook.
A Graham High senior criticizes the proposed 2000-2001 schedule citing lack of student input and teacher underrepresentation. She argues longer class days raise stress, safety risks, and burden families, especially harming non-seniors and poorer students.
The 50 million Y2K command center near the White House is slated to close as the threat fades. Officials weigh options to repurpose $9 million in gear while civil readiness for cyber, infrastructure and disaster risks continues to loom, with Koskinen eyeing a nonfederal next role.
The nation’s housing and retirement debate continues as Congress repeals the earned income restriction for Social Security beneficiaries, freeing roughly 800,000 workers from penalties. A broader look at Vietnam era history contrasts Hanoi’s prison fame with the evolving U.S. stance on religion in politics and the sanctity of the First Amendment.
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