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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents the U S constitutional text on religion speech press and assembly alongside a Bible verse from Psalms for the day. The items are attributed to the editorial board and the publisher Steve Smith.
Editorial notes Rockefeller and Gov Underwood convened a summit at Glen Daniels on rural airport needs as federal lawmakers consider a $40 billion three year aviation funding bill. It would raise EAS funding from 50 to 65 million and provide 150000 direct Mercer County airport support with broad bipartisan backing.
A commentary compares Al Gore and George W. Bush, noting their privileged backgrounds, military and political legacies, and the public’s fatigue with anti establishment candidates. It argues both candidates embody options from Harvard and Yale, with early losses shaping their campaigns and voter mood for the fall.
A reader argues that any competent legislative board must review and revise all possible consequences and procedures of a policy multiple times before final vote. The letter emphasizes thorough debate and cautious decision making.
Morgan Meadows of Bluefield Virginia voices concern over Tazewell County School Board plans to switch from a 7 period day to a flexible 6 or 7 period schedule. She cites 31 speakers at a Feb 14 meeting and urges a lengthy committee process with broad input before any final vote.
Ann McFeatters notes October debates will be lively as Bush and Gore trade stumbles and strong statements. Quayle style mispronunciations and misstatements linger, with Bush misattributing a Canadian premier and Gore exaggerations fading as focus shifts to policy.
Jay Ambrose notes the Clinton NRA clash over gun control has grown hostile with LaPierre accusing Clinton of harming by proposing policy, and Heston ads labeling Clinton a liar. Both sides exaggerate, while the need for calmer, more analytic discussion on reforms remains.
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