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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 08, 2000
Page
4
The column presents the U S constitutional phrase on free speech and press and assembly, followed by byline language declaring editorial consensus. It notes publishers and editors, then shares a Bible verse from Psalms 68 5 AV about God's dwelling.
Editorial urges West Virginia citizens to cast ballots in the Tuesday primary, stressing voting as a key right and responsibility. It highlights governor, House and Senate races, sheriff contests, and that board of education winners will be elected. The piece warns nonvoters cannot complain and urges participation for future impact.
Jim Terry city editor of the Daily Telegraph suggests designating a nationwide day to say something nice to others. He argues it would bring smiles, foster goodwill, and possibly spark new friendships, with no penalties for participation. He cites personal reflection and the father’s advice to avoid unkind words.
Concerned Nurses of West Virginia celebrates 22 390 licensed RNs and 6 600 LPNs in the state and notes the crucial hands on care they provide across hospitals, clinics, and long term care. It urges teamwork with physicians and education, cites trust in nursing, and invites inquiries at NWV Box 1233 Lewisburg WV 24901 or (304) 645-3414.
Ann McFeathers examines the high stakes antitrust clash between Microsoft and the government. The piece weighs public opinion, Gates activism, and the likely courtroom outcome as analysts debate whether a breakup will occur and how it would reshape tech power.
Rob Morse notes Condoleezza Rice, former Stanford provost and NSC adviser, as a sharp, articulate counterweight for Bush. Rice’s defense of policy on Russia and China contrasts Gore’s stump speech, shaping perceptions of Bush as credible on foreign policy while Gore’s image lags.
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