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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents the U S Constitution wall text on religion speech press assembly and petition. The Bible quote recalls Pilate washing his hands claiming innocence of Jesus as the people respond.
Editorial notes Cecil Underwood's tour through Clay Fayette Greenbrier McDowell Mercer Monroe Nicholas Raleigh Webster and Monroe counties aims to build a statewide dialogue. Administrators plan a mass gathering at Tamarack with Dan Page saying the caravan seeks closer contact between local and state government to address highway health and employment program needs.
A retired forester argues landowners must control their timberlands with minimal soil disturbance and timely regeneration. He defends Allegheny Wood Products logging near Blackwater, questions media pressure and lawsuits, and warns against outsiders dictating private property use. He emphasizes constitutional property rights and personal stakes in timber management.
Bill Archer notes a Mercer County spelling bee audience mostly educators and parents, while teens fantasize wealth as a path to education and better schools. He argues adults must actively support public education amid limited resources, urging commitment to strengthening the current system. Virginia Daily Telegraph.
Washington punditry frames a 1988 race clash on schools. Bush seeks to brand himself as education president while facing counterpunches from Gore and Democratic critics. Laura Bush earns praise for literacy advocacy as debates center on testing, scores, and federal roles in schools.
Greg Jordan, Daily Telegraph reporter, reflects on how Americans enjoy cheap cars and roads despite high gas prices. He contrasts U S costs with Europe and South Africa, notes low violence by comparison to global conflicts, and urges gratitude for the relative safety and affluence.
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