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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 2001
Page
4
The piece presents the First Amendment text and notes the columns reflect the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus. It quotes Gary Adkisson and Thomas A. Colley as publisher and executive editor and includes a Bible verse from Proverbs 5 21 AV as today’s quote.
Groundbreaking in Bland County Va marks a major federally funded project expected to boost local business and jobs. U S Rep Rick Boucher announced $909 700 in Rural Development grants, bringing total funding to about $4.2 million. The 86 000 feet sewer line will carry 200 000 gallons per day, with 277 users planned. Local officials expect the facility to spur regional growth and infrastructure development.
A large delegation from Mercer County will attend Mercer County Day at the state Capitol in Charleston to discuss economic development, focusing on education business growth and tourism. This is the second Mercer Day event this year with sponsorship from the Greater Bluefield and Princeton Mercer chambers and the Mercer County Governmental Coalition.
A veteran group from Riley-West Post 9 American Legion defends its self supporting stance and notes only prize solicitation for the annual Christmas party and Boys' State program. A separate petition seeks recall of OxyContin reformulation due to abuse concerns, with contact details for copies and signatures.
Column argues a three month payroll tax pause led by Senator Pete Domenici would instantly raise take home pay by 267.75 dollars monthly for many workers and force a shift toward general revenue funding of Social Security. The piece labels the tax as an intergenerational transfer and predicts a permanent moratorium push, with lawmakers urged to act. Jack Anderson and Douglas Cohn write for United Feature Syndicate.
After AI forums and voter input, Mercer County Board of Education pivots from a failed bond to prioritized curriculum improvements. The board cites accreditation praise and declining enrollment, faces school closures, potential redistricting, and funding limits, urging community input as it preserves efforts toward a first class curriculum with available facilities. John Shott, President.
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