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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 2001
Page
4
Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents the opinion consensus from Gary Adkisson and Thomas A. Colley. Publisher and executive editor quote a biblical line about outward homage versus inner faith, framing the editorial stance of the paper.
The January formed select committee chaired by Senate President Earl Ray Tomblin aims to craft a comprehensive West Virginia economic plan. It should broaden tax base master education and workforce programs while shifting away from band aid tactics toward climate friendly small business growth and diverse economic focus.
Mercer County's lawmakers brace for a busy session focused on state revenue, budget prep for FY 2002, and a proposed gambling machine tax. Delegates and senators report fragmented communication within the county delegation despite Mercer Day at the Legislature.
A letter from a grieving family thanks Bluefield Rescue Squad BRMC staff and medical teams for rapid aid after Thomas TW Perdue suffered a severe head injury in a December 22 2000 crash on Rt 52 near 84 Lumber. The writer credits God family friends and the community for prayers encouragement meals visits and generosity while Thomas recovers at Roanoke Rehabilitation Center awaiting further care.
A Washington commentary argues President Bush uses packaging and image to push a tax cut while Democrats falter. It compares Kennedy era tax cuts, warns of deficits, and notes GOP messaging like working-class costumes for lobbyists. Authors Jack Anderson and Douglas Cohn.
The Senate debates curbing campaign costs amid warnings reforms are temporary. McCain Feingold pieces and McConnell critique highlight limits on contributions and the rise of soft money. Proposals include lower TV ad rates and free air time, both raising First Amendment questions.
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