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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 2000
Page
4
A transcription of a Bible verse and column header lines appears, noting publisher roles and a quoted verse from John 3 18 AV. The content includes a constitution excerpt about freedom of religion speech press assembly and petition. The text frames opinions as a consensus and cites Steve Smith and Thomas A Colley in roles of publisher and executive editor.
The piece argues Super Tuesday proved the party process open and educational, with Bush and Gore as final nominees. It notes Bradley’s liberal proposals, McCain as a noteworthy surge, and Bush's softened, combative stance amid attacks on health research and the environment. It ends urging ongoing campaigns and third-party possibilities.
In a reader letter Susan Gullion clarifies West Virginia tax rules for military and federal retirees, referencing Davis v Michigan and a House bill H.B. 4023. The piece notes exemptions considerations, how pensions are taxed, and quotes Delegate Eustace Frederick on military pension language and exemptions calculations.
West Virginia faces criticism over a bill promoting separate community colleges. fears grow for Fairmont State and West Virginia State budgets and survival. State leaders worry about declining high school grads, recruitment of adults, and a new policy commission with potential school closures. Dr. Renando Holland of Bluefield State College is noted in the text.
Janet Brooks of North Tazewell, Va urges BRMC and nearby hospitals to approve a heart center proposal, arguing it would save lives, reduce travel for patients, and ease financial and logistical burdens. She accuses an HCA panel of prejudice and calls for unity to aid the community’s health needs.
In a defense of student maturity, Charles Owens praises Tazewell County students as leaders of the 21st century amid a seven vs six period class schedule controversy. He urges support for the local school system and criticizes attacks on students who spoke at board meetings.
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