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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a Bible quote from Psalms 33 6 and cites the U S Constitution guarantee of free exercise of religion and freedom of speech as reflected in today’s column. Executive editor Thomas A Colley signs off on the opinion note.
The piece discusses PPL Therapeutics cloning pigs at Virginia Tech to enable pig organs for humans, noting scientific hurdles and ethical disputes. It questions risks from viruses and rejection, while acknowledging potential long timelines and societal debates over animal use and food. It cites skepticism from scientists and hints at broader implications for privacy and property in the affected community.
Jim Terry, city editor of the Daily Telegraph, reflects on learning and memory from youth to adulthood. He recalls feeling unseen, finding refuge in writing, and the evolving power of words to connect with love, family, and faith as music and lights return with marriage and two sons.
A Bluefield West Virginia letter from Bill Fisher defends Mercer Christian Academy at the State Girls Basketball Tournament. He argues MCA recruits from within and pours praise on the coaching staff and players. Fisher urges public schools to learn from MCA's discipline and schedule, insisting Christian schools deserve respect and higher class status only if deserved.
Dan K Thomasson notes Wayne LaPierre’s harsh charges against President Clinton and Vice President Gore. He argues the NRA inflames debate as measures to close gun show loopholes threaten private sales. The piece cites referendums in Colorado Utah and Oregon challenging lobbyist efforts and blasts NRA leadership as aggressive.
NASA faces renewed questions about relevance funding and safety after delays and failures. Administrator Daniel Goldin pledges a safety driven culture while outlining aims to advance space exploration, environmental models, and technology to broaden access to air and space travel and accelerate knowledge transfer to Earth. Jack Anderson and Douglas Cohn note hindsight often backs NASA.
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