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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 2001
Page
4
A brief column presents the US Constitution establishment clause and free expression rights, followed by an editorial-board consensus disclaimer and a Bible quote with a garbled transliteration. The page includes publisher and executive editor attributions and a biblical verse reference.
An editorial argues Sunday hunting should be approved in West Virginia, noting about 20 extra hunting days for residents and tourists. The state could gain roughly 66 million dollars in economic impact, with job growth and higher tax revenues, while protecting landowner rights.
A 2001 community letter praises Concord College international students and local volunteers for donating 6180 to aid India earthquake relief. The effort grew past 8000 with campus and community involvement, highlighting volunteerism during Red Cross Month and showcasing services at Mercer Mall.
County officials anticipate a strong Mercer County Day turnout at the West Virginia Capitol with sessions on infrastructure and flood control this Thursday and economic development topics on March 29. The event, led by the Mercer County Governmental Council and local chambers, runs 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. Thursday and March 29.
Dan K Thomasson argues Bush favors business friendly policies reversing prior environmental and tax barriers. He notes deregulation on repetitive stress rules and proposed pro business steps on liability, energy, and medical privacy while citing Johnson era tax benefits and rising energy costs as backdrop.
Marsha Mercer reports on Vice President Cheney facing ongoing heart problems, a balloon angioplasty, and a grueling schedule. Despite doctors advising rest, Cheney returns to a 10 hour day with meetings, diplomacy, and questions, while Bush defends his workload.
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