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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 2001
Page
4
Editorial board voices opinion on First Amendment ideals and free expression while citing a Bible verse. The piece notes column consensus and warns against following evildoers, urging prudent public discourse and avoidance of paths leading to harm.
Editorial argues fiscal responsibility requires restraining credit card access for under 21 and capping tax sheltered retirement savings. It contends a nation should not cushion risk with policy, urging youth to learn money management and self-reliance, and criticizing protections for over million dollar retirement shields against bankruptcy.
Jim Terry reflects on losing Coco a beloved black cat after a long illness and the ache of saying goodbye. He recalls the deep bond, wonders about adopting another cat, and honors Coco as a family member who remains in their hearts. The piece ends with his role as city editor of the Daily Telegraph.
Letter argues shifting tax burden to the wealthy to boost disposable income for common folk, urging debt payoff to lower interest rates and stimulate spending. It cites Henry Ford's idea of putting money in people’s hands and calls for taxing high earners on income above poverty level while protecting middle and working class. It references FairTax.org as a foil.
Nancy Harvey of Princeton Middle School writes with admiration for coaches Charlie Maynard and Bryan Staten. She commends their dedication to education and guidance, noting years of service, support, and care that go beyond teaching. The letter lauds them as beloved, respected figures shaping students toward high life goals.
The piece argues that McCain Feingold misreads the problem of money in politics and proposes a system allowing only individual citizens to donate while banning corporate union and PAC contributions to candidates and parties. It favors transparent independent ads funded by disclosed donors and adjusted per donor limits, aiming to reduce legal bribery and protect free speech.
Pollster John Zogby says Albert Gore remains a live contender for the 2004 nomination though not yet at ideal strength. Bush faces blame for a faltering economy while Clinton, McCain and Gephardt loom as possible contenders and others linger in the wings.
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