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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 2000
Page
4
The piece presents the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus disclaimer and staff roles followed by a Bible quote from Ezekiel urging repentance. It notes copyright like the constitution as a header and then offers religious content framed for the audience with authority attributed to the publisher and editor.
The West Virginia Legislature considers restoring respirator care to Medicaid services after Barbara Murphy of Mercer County drew attention to her brother Robert Craghead who died without access to ventilator support in WV. The House approved a study and recommendations, with the Senate likely to follow. the piece urges making citizen needs a priority and supporting the study.
Del Clifton A. Woodrum criticizes Republican rush in the General Assembly as clock runs toward adjournment. He expresses desire to examine the budget and reflects on actions left undone and duties not performed.
Tom Colley, executive editor of the Daily Telegraph, argues that last minute voting on Virginia and Virginia-month legis lation causes poor choices. He urges clearing budget and preliminary measures earlier to avoid 11th hour logjams and ensure voters read and understand issues before casting ballots.
A reader protests NBC programming calling it trash and offensive to children and religion. urges accountability and an apology from NBC. A second letter requests a formal Smoking and Chain Smoking zoning proposal for dining areas, urging health board action.
As the 2000 race narrows, Bill Bradley and John McCain suspend campaigns within an hour of each other. Bradley endorses Gore for unity while McCain stops short of pledging support for Bush. The piece notes money, perseverance, and the agenda impact as veterans exit, with quotes reflecting the toll and remaining aims.
The piece critiques Bush Gore and Clinton era rhetoric, citing misstatements and garbled lines. It notes Bush’s verbal slips, Clintonspeak on firearms, and Gore’s self described weasely tone. It cites a poll showing golf cheating perceptions and FBI background check errors. It ends with calls by Hastert and others to donate blood.
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