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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2001
Page
5
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a consensus view on constitutional rights, emphasizing freedom of religion speech press assembly and petition. Named contributors include Gary Adkisson and Thomas A Colley as publisher and executive editor.
Editorial urges Gov. Wise to accelerate economic diversification in McDowell County by adding industrial parks and a federal prison, plus highway projects and synthetic fuel tax money. The plan targets long term jobs and a stronger tax base across southern West Virginia with state support boosting regional development.
William Sanders of Princeton WV writes during National Teacher Appreciation Week urging thanks to teachers and school staff, and noting the value of encouragement. He references a mountaintop mining ruling and environmental concerns, stressing West Virginia's water sources and the broader need to protect natural resources.
The piece recounts a North Kansas City High School principal’s read of a Robert C. Howe essay about prejudice, contrasting a mother’s bias toward a boy with the administrator’s mature view of an 18 year old. The author urges readers to support freedom and better schools, signed by Jim Davidson, a syndicated columnist.
Washington coverage notes the Million Mom March fading after 2000 and Mothers Day activism across 33 states plus cybermoms urging Laura Bush on gun policy. It cites May spending on gifts, asthma and Older Americans Month, voucher debates, rising vegetable consumption, and NBA fans rooting for Washington connections.
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