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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 2000
Page
5
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus on current columns with a publisher note. A Bible quote from Hebrews 7 25 AV is also included remarking that Christ intercedes continually for believers.
Editorial argues the 1992 Coal Act aimed to fund lifetime health care for 68 000 retired miners and dependents but rising costs and court rulings threaten funding. It urges open discussion, union operator partnerships and government support to ensure the promise is kept.
Bill Archer, Virginia desk editor for the Daily Telegraph, reflects on a girls tournament final moment where a player’s simple smile after a clean free throw shifts the crowd, turns competition into mutual appreciation, and highlights humility as the mark of true champions beyond victory or defeat.
Community Letter urges Mercer County Board of Education to fund full-time school nurses for kindergarten through seventh grade. With 5,794 students and no full-time nurses, teachers shoulder health duties. nurses could train staff, run screenings, and teach safety, CPR, and illness prevention. Call 304 487-1551 to support.
Citizens are urged to share views on public issues via mail, signed fax or email to the Bluefield Daily Telegraph. Provide name and location. submissions may be published as letters to the editor in the Bluefield WV area.
Greg Jordan recounts two star Saturday and five star Monday from horoscopes. He ignores advice, visits Princeton Public Library, Bluefield shops, and encounters a two star day’s bargains, then a five star day’s car trouble and repair costs. The piece notes he won’t run life by stars.
A West Virginia roundup of editorials argues former state schools superintendent Hank Marockie did the right thing by resigning though critics fault his conduct and perks. The column links his departure to a shift toward focusing on public school quality amid rising scrutiny and questions about U S oil policy and Middle East decisions affecting prices at the pump.
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