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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2001
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board states the opinions in the columns below. Included are Gary Adkisson and Thomas A. Colley with roles as publisher and executive editor. A Psalms quotation accompanies the piece.
Editorial argues regional benefits from internet based firms and notes Travelocity will create 500 jobs in Dickenson County Virginia at a new call center with 100 hires starting now and July operations. It highlights Interstate 73 and Coalfields Expressway links boosting growth and urges targeted campaigns to attract such companies to Four Seasons Country. Travelocity plans 400 workers in 12 months and the rest soon after.
WV Governor Wise proclaims June 1 Stand for Children Day amid CHIP enrollment of 19,974 of 27,000 eligible. He urges 100 percent enrollment and hints at adding CHIP parents. Proclamation cites commitment to improving children's lives as cities run elections and GOP gears for 2002 Senate bid.
A reader argues that banning a student from wearing a Confederate flag shirt violates civil rights and heritage, praising ancestors who fought for their beliefs. The letter condemns attacks on symbols, urges principled stands, and supports Tom King Jr. wearing the shirt to school with pride.
Betsy Hart discusses how smart-growth initiatives raise housing costs and restrict new home building. Downzoning and fees push typical starter homes from 125000 to 200000, limiting access for median and minority households while benefiting existing owners. The piece argues against coercive policy and favors market solutions.
Dale McFeathers notes the United States loses a U N vote to join the Human Rights Commission and the Narcotics Control Board. He mocks U S responses and cites unpaid dues while satirizing domestic and international figures and policies. The column questions U N reform and U S prestige amid partisan chatter.
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