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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2000
Page
5
The column presents the U.S. text of the First Amendment and notes the editorial board’s consensus. It includes the publisher and executive editor credits and a Bible quote from Luke 6 39 AV about the blind leading the blind.
The piece urges winners and runners-up to unite for the public good after a heated primary. It notes surprising results including Anita Skeens Caldwell defeating Homer Ball and Norris Kantor, Janet Williams winning a Mercer County Board of Education seat, and a closer sheriff nomination race. It quotes Steve Roberts and Joe Albright on business and judicial balance.
In a Bramwell West Virginia column Susan Gullion urges citizens to write letters to officials to shape state policy after the primary. She argues letters inform legislators, dispel claims they cannot read every message, and compares this to public letters in newspapers while noting privacy and grammar concerns.
A reader argues courts should punish mothers who deny visitation as they do fathers, and questions why enforcement is skewed. He also criticizes city budget cuts, calls for faster collection of back fees, and asks for transparency from Bluefield officials. George J. Featherstone, Bluefield, West Virginia.
Washington column argues that modern U S politicians sell their souls to handlers in a bid for the Oval Office. It notes the shift from big scorers to professional operatives, cites Bush and Gore as clean at start, questions the lasting price and moral impact on voters and future leaders. Jack Anderson and Douglas Cohn write this United Feature Syndicate piece.
Excerpts critique President Clinton’s gay rights legacy highlighting military policy and landmark appointments. Editors discuss Patients Bill of Rights debates, urging Congress to pass safeguards and a right to sue, while condemning a high school incident involving a student shower scene and supervision failures.
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