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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 2001
Page
4
The column presents the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus with quotes from Gary Adkisson and Thomas A. Colley. It includes a Bible verse from Exodus 40:36-37 AV as today’s religious reflection.
Editorial notes welcome inconvenience of traffic stoppages on Route 460 in Bluefield during hauling of 2 million cubic yards of dirt for the I-73/74 and Route 460 interchange. The project, 12 percent done, targets completion by June 30, 2002, with subsequent work toward Mercer County Airport and a 96 mile extension replacing US 52 to connect Williamson to Bluefield.
VDOT urges caution for all drivers during Work Zone Safety Awareness Week April 9 13 targeting 18 to 24 year old males with a youth oriented slogan. Virginia’s largest highway construction program exceeds 600 work zones this year and police warn of a $250 fine for violations.
Ann McFeatters writes that Terry McAuliffe, newly named DNC chair, is the optimistic fundraiser Democrats hope can rebuild grassroots support and win back Congress and the White House. He touts neutrality on primary bids while signaling Clinton’s ongoing fundraising value and a vigorous no holds barred Washington approach.
Bonnie Erbe notes sleep deprivation affects millions, driving crashes and illnesses. She cites National Sleep Foundation data on 40 million with disorders, 100000 highway crashes, and 15,000 deaths, plus global findings on fatigue. She urges medical evaluation, sleep hygiene, and awareness to improve public health.
Dan K Thomasson reflects on Bob Kerrey and the Vietnam War, urging that ultimate judgment lie with a higher power. He notes the悲 toll on veterans, theMy Lai-like horrors, and criticizes politicians for prolonging the conflict while acknowledging Kerrey's accountability for civilian deaths in 1969. The piece questions responsibility across leaders and soldiers, ending with a call for forgiveness.
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