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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 2001
Page
4
The passage presents a quotation from the U S Constitution on religious freedom and free speech followed by a Bible quote from Psalms 19 1-3 with the note that the opinions in the columns reflect the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus. It lists Gary Adkisson and Thomas A Colley as publisher and executive editor.
The Orlando Sentinel weighed in on autopsy photos of Dale Earnhardt after his Daytona 500 crash. The widow seeks to block release while a court delay aims to avoid ruling. media groups press for access, arguing public record rights and constitutional issues amid pending Florida legislation.
West Virginia Senate redistricting plans threaten Mercer County by potentially splitting it between districts. Sources say the eastern half could stay with Sen. Leonard Anderson and Anita Caldwell, while the western half joins Sen. John Pat Fanning and Truman Chafin, reducing Mercer’s voting power. Local figures fear loss of a three-delegate district and stronger Bluefield influence. Barbara Hawkins reports from the Princeton bureau.
A letter from a Bluefield official reflects on four years of service, praising the city’s diverse leadership and achievements. It lists improvements funded by state and federal grants, including fire equipment, stadium upgrades, street projects, water works, renovations, new buses, and a new bridge. The author urges regional support for ongoing development and expresses pride in Bluefield and West Virginia.
A critique argues against repealing the death tax, noting it mostly costs small businesses and costs billions in revenue with little impact on the ultra rich. It highlights data from the National Center for Policy Analysis and NFIB, calling for ending the tax and mocking supporters who claim to oppose wealth concentrations. Art Linkletter is cited as a national spokesman for United Seniors Association.
A commentary on the dot com era layoffs comparing New Economy cuts to older Smokestack and Old Economy practices. It notes blunt methods and euphemisms shift from sacking to outplacement and fears of morale damage as firms chase the next big thing, often ending in demise.
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