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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2001
Page
4
The column presents the U S Bill of Rights establishment clause and free exercise protections, followed by a note that the opinions reflect the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board. Publisher Gary Adkisson and Executive Editor Thomas A Colley are named. A Bible quote from Luke 1 37 AV accompanies the piece.
Readers are urged to distinguish between rhetoric and action as Congress debates a budget resolution. The piece argues that formal resolutions rarely bind behavior, yet highlights worthy aims like capping nonentitlement spending growth at four percent. It warns that enacted budgets could swell government size, crowding out individual initiative, unless an inner conscience guides policy.
Jim Terry, city editor of the Daily Telegraph, writes about his battle with low mood and depression. He recalls a reader’s cruel clip with the note This man is seriously mentally ill and explains how such labels hurt writers who share intimate experiences. He emphasizes depression can affect anyone despite health, family, or success.
West Virginia citizens are urged to leverage new higher education boards to demand excellence from public colleges and universities. The author warns that complacent board members risk mediocrity, while active community oversight can boost funding, quality, and local impact through greater accountability and engagement. Dr Renando Holland of Bluefield is cited as an example of civic involvement.
A reader praises the Red Cross volunteers, noting comforting 24 seven availability and reliable faithfulness in times of need, highlighting trained volunteers ready to respond.
Mercer Street School students in Princeton raise funds in May for the East River Mountain Area American Red Cross. They will lay quarters on June 1 to measure relief potential and support disaster victims, following a prior Christmas toy drive for fire victims.
In Washington, Democrats resist compromise as Bush pushes a tax cut and spending plan. Leaders strain to contrast with the president, aiming to regain Congress in 2002. Daschle and Lieberman rally opposition while seeking common ground on education and judicial nominations.
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