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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 10, 2000
Page
4
A Bible quote is presented alongside the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board’s consensus note on the papers columns. The excerpt emphasizes freedom of religion speech and assembly, ending with a passage about building on a rock as a moral metaphor.
Editorial lauds Princeton Senior High School Tigers after a 15 game win streak that erased a 2 6 start and toppled Grayson County 6 2 to end their perfect season. The piece praises the team as possibly the best Princeton has had and urges continued success through sectionals regionals and state finals.
Bill Archer recalls Robby Brannon's service to family church nation and community. An aerial tribute by Mel Grubb and David McNeil accompanied Robby’s funeral as friends stood post in farewell. Archival reminiscence notes shared faith, duty, and the bonds of local service in Bluefield.
A letter recounts crowded Bluefield College spring commencement where no seats were available despite outside ceremony plans. Staff reportedly refused to rent 1,500 chairs due to financial reasons, prompting calls for refunds or free video coverage and noting a math-based critique of ticketless crowd control. The piece also includes a joint school morale note from Pocahontas High School and Abbs Valley Boissevain Elementary.
Charles Owens reports on the ILOVEYOU email worm that infected tens of millions of computers in over 20 countries, sparking warnings that future super viruses could be triggered by a single click and threatening global digital security. Authorities link the attack to a bored college student.
A dated 1970 clipping recalls Nixon rejecting a morning sip of treated sewage during an urban tour visit in Hanover Park Illinois. In 2000 AP reports California eyeing toilet water as drinking water, suggesting Nixon’s stance foreshadowed a public water reuse debate.
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