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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 2000
Page
4
The document notes the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus on opinions in the columns. It lists Steve Smith as Publisher and Thomas A. Colley as Executive editor. It includes a Bible quote from Matthew about Peter denying Jesus thrice and weeping.
Editorial urges all eligible Mercer County residents to register by April 10 and participate in the May 9 primary and November general election. It stresses studying issues, voting for well qualified candidates, and defending freedoms by active electoral participation. It notes expected turnout rising to 30,000 and calls for informed choices over sign-wars.
Becky Pacillo used Domestic Violence and Pam’s Place for her Pike View High senior project. A combined baby and women’s shower raised items for the planned battered women and children shelter. Students and adults discussed nonviolence and education, with plans to expand lessons from kindergarten through high school and involve other schools and clubs in fundraising, chores, and advocacy.
A reader recounts memories from 1956 to 1961 in Whitethorn and Long Island, notes a Navy career and fellow alumni, and recalls a 1958 state championship. The letter urges protest of high fuel prices, referencing 1974 gas shortages and a proposed April boycott to pressure oil producers.
Cal Thomas recalls Life magazine from its 1936 origins through its 1970s rebirth, contrasting a nostalgic view of a virtuous past with modern shifts toward niche audiences. He cites wartime ads from 1942 urging conservation and sacrifice, notes public concerns on moral values, and contrasts with today’s sensational covers while defending memory of a generation’s ideals.
Woodrow Mullins notes that senior citizens are a valuable resource whose stories skills and hobbies can benefit students from elementary to high school. He urges volunteering with schools describing steps to contact principals and volunteer coordinators and highlighting seniors past experiences from World War II to modern times.
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