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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 2001
Page
4
The column presents the boards consensus on editorial matters and includes today’s Bible quote about marriage. It reflects the paper’s stance and religious reference, naming Gary Adkisson and Thomas A. Colley as publisher and executive editor respectively.
Editorial argues the Senate Judiciary Committee moved a video poker bill without opposing senators. It urges Gov Wise officials to testify when subpoenaed by House Finance Chairman Harold McMichael. The piece condemns politics and calls for full disclosure and accountability on the gray machines issue.
A public appeal from a Daily Telegraph reporter urges calm and dialogue between adults and students. It emphasizes listening, reducing fear, and identifying roots of violence beyond guns. The piece stresses that adults must offer attention, time, and care, guiding youths toward constructive solutions.
Letters to the editor urge protecting Day Treatment Programs at Southern Highlands in Princeton after APS Healthcare contract requires medical necessity approval for Medicaid mental health services. Families warn denial could stop services, limit alternatives, and cut crucial social and clinical supports for mentally disabled adults and their caretakers.
Commentary argues for coal as a keystone of a national energy policy to reduce foreign oil dependence. It notes coal’s abundance, economic benefits, and environmental improvements through clean coal tech. West Virginia’s role and a call to action by legislators are emphasized, ending with a pro coal pledge.
A syndicated column surveys campaign finance reform, Supreme Court battles over soft money, and political rhetoric. It covers loopholes, television discount rates for candidates, and McConnell's stance, plus Capitol Hill furore over the Florida ballot count and Linda Tripp's Capitol appearance. It notes U S public school funding needs, a push for $25 billion, and spring health trends. It also mentions the bankruptcy homestead cap debate affecting figures like Marvin Warner and Burt Reynolds.
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