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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus appears in the column below. Publisher Steve Smith and Executive Editor Thomas A. Colley sign the note. Today's Bible quote cites Hebrews 4 2 and reflects on faith accompanying the gospel message.
Green Valley editors urge Mercer County Commission to reconstitute the health board and secure funding while services continue. Bluefield Princeton must aid, as city officials balk at the 1955 contract. A March 16 meeting aims to set a definite plan.
Barbara Hawkins highlights a Hemphill reader's plea for state financial help with elderly prescription costs. The letter cites seniors choosing medicine over heat or food, recalls mothers' frugal habits, and urges lawmakers to live on Social Security to feel the impact. It frames the proposed aid as a needed first step for West Virginia seniors.
A Virginia delegate reports HB 706 passed both houses to allow income tax refunds to be partially donated to Children of America Finding Hope. He notes budget talks will decide transportation plans including Coalfield Expressway routes I-81 and Route 58. A Richmond office and hotline are listed for constituent input.
Cal Thomas critiques Gore and liberals arguing the Constitution is a fixed charter, not a living document. The piece cites Bork and Whitehead on originalism, warns against a legislating judiciary, and upholds Founders’ intent for amendment-based change, contrasting Bush’s stance.
Experts warn there is no substitute for direct parent child interaction in zero to three development. Marketed products like Your Baby Can Read and multilingual tapes mislead parents seeking quick intelligence gains. Bonnie Erbe argues for reducing consumer pressure and investing in love and self esteem rather than “genius baby” programs.
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