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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 2000
Page
5
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a publisher note and executive editor statement followed by a Bible verse. The quoted text includes the First Amendment lines and a Psalm 33 13 14 passage about divine observation.
Retired Senior Volunteer Program officials urge funding to move the RSVP office after it lost space in Princeton. Donations from Princeton Community Hospital and GlenWood Park Retirement Village provide a land and house for relocation on Maple Acres Road, but total costs reach about 78,000 including site prep and renovations. fund seekers target area foundations and CASE to cover the gap.
The Daily Telegraph notes unusually strong interest in the coming election with a packed Democratic Club meeting and many yard signs by mid March. Voter registration runs through April 10 with options to register in person or by mail, and campaign finance reporting deadlines precede the May 9 primary followed by the November general election. Barbara Hawkins is senior writer for the Daily Telegraph.
A reader argues that knowing a thing’s location and aiming for it constitutes targeting it, equating intention with precision. The letter weighs how visibility and purpose influence actions in public discourse.
Sierra Club official responds to American Electric Power spokesman Todd Burns regarding the 765kV Jacksons Ferry corridor proposed through sensitive cave habitats. He argues the project endangers life, questions tower heights, and accuses AEP of misrepresentation while noting local residents bear costs defending their communities.
Dan K Thomasson critiques the FBI for its unwelcome ties with Sammy Gravano as he faces a February indictment on drug and gun charges. The piece argues informant leverage risks corrupting investigations and strains between police and federal agencies, with Gravano’s immunity and publicity prompting scrutiny of the bureau’s methods.
A West Virginia editorials round up argues full time working parents earning poverty level pay should not face higher taxes. Rev Nathan Wilson cites a Center on Budget and Policy Priorities study showing WV taxed a family of four at poverty level, then urges reform. The piece also critiques the state board of education's stalled search for a new superintendent and calls for open, accountable leadership who sets a clear path.
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