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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 2001
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents consensus opinions on constitutional freedoms and press duty while a Bible quote reflects on leadership and faith. Publisher Gary Adkisson and Executive Editor Thomas A Colley oversee the note.
Editorial notes that the Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that hospitals may not collect urine samples to aid police when seeking criminal punishment. The Charleston program's shift to rehab did not exempt medical staff from Fourth Amendment protections, as officials cannot generate evidence for enforcement purposes.
A Dear editor piece recalls a brutal school bully who humiliated a child, leaving lasting fear and self doubt. It notes bullies exist beyond schools and in all walks of life, and urges educators and parents to act. Jim Terry, city editor of the Daily Telegraph, closes with a note of hope.
Letter from Tazewell Cub Scout Pack 93 thanks local businesses and individuals for Derby support held March 10 at Nuckolls Hall. More than 10 local packs participated and Buckskin Council invited host again for 2002.
Democrats press a relentless national effort across state and local races to rebuild momentum after losses, with Terry McAuliffe pledging heavy DNC backing and training for local aides. Republicans counter that the blitz is loud but ineffective, stressing grass roots work and local control. Pennsylvania races show mixed results as GOP gains in the state Senate solidify.
A national debate questions the SAT role in college admissions. Critics note test coaching and wealth influence skew outcomes, while some advocate new or alternative evaluation methods. University leaders, including UC president and WVU ties, weigh ending or reforming standardized testing.
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