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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 2000
Page
6
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus on constitutional freedoms including religion speech press and assembly. Thomas A Colley serves as executive editor and anchors the column.
Editorial condemns recent arson in Summers County and McDowell County that destroyed Sandstone Falls boardwalk and War public library. Fire damage exceeds 30 000 dollars and 500 000 dollars respectively. Crowded with impacted citizens, the piece calls arson a cowardly crime that harms many and warrants harsh legal action.
East River Raritan Club stages an encore of The Hillbilly Wedding tonight at Oakvale School at 7 directed by Tony Whitlow. Proceeds aid Oakvale building funds. Notable cast includes Carmen Stauffer Jim Baker Morris Clyburn Regina Thomas.
A reader argues strict driving tests for youths and periodic tests for the elderly to curb accidents. She recounts her daughter’s novice drive and a subsequent minor crash, then expands to critique taxes and government power, warning America risks becoming the USSA.
Washington analysis argues the 1987 Supreme Court decision to block FDA tobacco regulation underscores how presidential nominees influence the Court for decades. It notes Reagan appointees Kennedy and OConnor as swing votes, with Stevens dissenting, and warns future presidents like Gore or Bush will imprint three new justices, shaping policy for generations.
A political column questions why Neville Chamberlain is invoked in U S debates over China and Taiwan. It traces Chamberlain’s appeasement policy, his role before World War II, and how his memory is used to critique modern diplomacy and Republican figures like Tom DeLay.
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