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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a Bible verse from Ezekiel 14 6 urging repentance and turning away from idols. The page includes a Freedom of Speech and Press invocation from the U S Constitution and notes on staff positions of Steve Smith and Thomas A Colley.
Editorial notes pre-construction work by inmate crews clearing more than 500 acres for the Coalfields Expressway and Indian Ridge Industrial Project. About 140 acres completed, saving roughly two million dollars in revenue. Construction of I-73 interchange set to start this May, marking McDowell County’s first four-lane highway. County backs both projects for regional growth and safety.
Jim Terry city editor of the Daily Telegraph reflects on March as a bridging season between winter and spring. He notes shifting weather, the musical sounds of wind and rain, and the hopeful, renewing spirit the month brings, culminating in personal reflection on aging and gratitude.
Letters discuss Kairos time biblical references to God’s final word in life. Rev Callahan recalls healing a patient at Huntington State Hospital through God’s forgiving love as the last word. Rutherford urges viewing Freedom Song to grasp ongoing civil rights struggles.
Dan K. Thomasson argues the Census Bureau shows systemic failures in recruitment and timing, leaving hundreds of thousands uncounted or miscounted. He cites delayed training, last minute calls, and unfilled positions as undermining accuracy critical to federal funding. He notes multilingual mailings and warns of billions in misallocated dollars.
Public debate centers on finishing the human genome map and patenting gene sequences. Critics urge keeping the genome broadly accessible, arguing public funding underpins it and calling for policy changes to favor public over private ownership.
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