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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 2001
Page
4
The piece presents a constitutional quote on freedom of religion speech and press from the U S Congress and cites an editorial board consensus. It follows with a Bible quotation from Matthew 18 19 and identifies Gary Adkisson as publisher and Thomas A Colley as executive editor.
Bluefield and Princeton chamber representatives travel to Charleston to meet with Mercer County legislators at the state Capitol. The group will discuss economic development tourism Workers Compensation and family law matters as part of a second annual trip this legislative session.
George and Laura Bush project a different White House image two months into his presidency. Laura discards Clinton era drapes, shifts menu, and tightens kitchen hours while George W. Bush emphasizes honor and a tone contrast with Bill and Hillary. Laura promotes education during a California campaign swing, aims for public outreach, and plans school-related appearances with a 17-person staff.
Reader emails react to Safe drives project in Bluefield and McDowell County. Contributors hail improvements, community service, and local jobs while recalling past cinemas and urging continued development. Some readers discuss methadone clinics and drug policy with skepticism.
Letters urge military retirees and widows to join the Veterans center meetups in Princeton on the third Saturday at 10 am. No dues, refreshments provided, and speakers will discuss Tricare, VA benefits, and mail pharmacy programs for dependents. Hancock Bluefield West Virginia. Public comment notes Mercer County school bond election as a vote of confidence in administration, criticizing leadership for in touch with community and ethics.
President Bush defends his 1.6 trillion tax cut as an economic remedy while Democrats push a quicker rebate plan. Polls show limited public urgency for the tax cut and a mixed view of his handling of the economy as the administration touts stimulus and stock markets react to consumer confidence data.
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