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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 08, 2001
Page
4
The piece presents the Editorial Board consensus from Gary Adkisson and Thomas A. Colley with a publisher’s note. It includes the constitutional free speech and press overview and a Bible verse from Mark 4 39.
The piece argues rising gasoline demand stems from a growing economy and population with supply constrained by OPEC and few new refineries. Environmental rules raise costs and limit capacity, while 50 gasoline blends complicate production. It suggests suspending some summer regulations to curb prices potentially reaching three dollars.
Mercer County 911 director Hoge recounts a call where a child whispered that his father was beating his mother. The dispatcher obtained the address, notified authorities, and helped save a life, illustrating the center’s vital service. The piece notes 21 domestic violence calls last week and 279 year to date.
A signed tale recounts a community story of friendship love and triumph after sadness. Every word spoken was signed to ensure no one was left out, underscoring inclusion in a dramatic narrative.
A Cleveland Signstage production presents James and the Giant Peach in two languages with one signer and one speaker on stage. Deaf and hearing actors share a single performance featuring continuous sign language narration, celebrating friendship, love, sadness and triumph. Sponsors include Belk of Claypool Hill, Millers and Merchants Bank, and Jewell Smokeless Coal. coordinators Ingrid Mullins and Sally Presnell. technical support from Spotlight Rental and local schools and chambers. The event marks the close of the 2000-2001 Performing Arts Series and teases a new 21st season.
The Daily Telegraph accepts letters on public issues. Submissions must be signed with the writer’s name address and phone number. Anonymous or pen name submissions will not be published. Send opinions by mail fax or email to the listed Bluefield WV address or contact.
In a column by Jack Anderson and Douglas Cohn the United States is urged to withdraw from the United Nations. Arguments cite U.N. denouncements of America, the U.N. Human Rights Commission vote against the U.S., and the presence of regimes like Sudan and Iran. The piece favors a NATO-led order and mocks the U.N. as inefficacious.
A Scottsdale summit of six women’s pro leagues and a Newport News exhibit on women at sea illustrate progress in professional sports and military roles. Billie Jean King advocates unity to boost visibility while the Mariner’s Museum reveals long histories of women in naval service, childbirth at sea, and social constraints.
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