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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 2001
Page
5
The Daily Telegraph notes its editorial board consensus on opinions published below and lists Gary Adkisson as Publisher and Thomas A Colley as Executive editor. The text references First Amendment protections but does not report a separate event or action.
The state budget digest should include only material previously discussed and decided before final enactment. The ruling, in a 28 page opinion by Justice Albright, follows a suit by former Justice Workman alleging manipulations to sway votes.
Bluefield prepares for a film about Nash with Russell Crowe and Ed Harris in lead roles. Beaming from the 2002 Oscars, the project on Sylvia Nasar’s Nash biography will shoot in New York and Princeton, with local ties and a 3000 extras casting search.
In a letter from Bluefield West Virginia Eula M Hawley urges readers to respect life liberty and morals and to demand government action to restore order before the nation worsens her piece reflects concern for civic virtue and responsible governance.
A reader laments erosion of constitutional rights and religious expression in schools, calling for reverence for liberty and opposition to government overreach. The letter questions cable tax fairness, tax burdens, and population decline, urging vigilance against perceived leftist influence and new levies.
Martin Schram reviews Bill Moyers and Sherry Jones PBS documentary Trade Secrets. It exposes industry secrecy on chemical dangers, with workers' stories, industry rebuttals, and Moyers blood analysis showing multiple toxins. The piece highlights the pregnancy risk message and calls for public focus on chemical exposure.
Greg Jordan of the Daily Telegraph notes that Internet writing often lacks clarity and proper grammar. He recalls two teen tarantula correspondence examples, one coherent and helpful, the other garbled, underscoring calls for better writing classes and clearer emails.
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