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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 16, 2000
Page
5
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a constitutional liberty reminder, citing Congress limits on religion and free speech. A Bible verse from Numbers 21 9 accompanies the page noting a Moses brass serpent reference for readers.
Editorial condemns Tazewell County School Board members Robert Steele Cookie Johnson and Jan White for repeatedly ignoring Mullins 36 years in education. The piece cites clashes over a class schedule change firing attorney Altizer and eliminating the purchasing director, urging a public forum to address concerns and questioning motives.
Barbara Hawkins, senior writer and Princeton Bureau Chief for the Daily Telegraph, summarizes FEMA, local emergency offices, and Red Cross guidance on staying safe during extreme heat. Advice covers staying cool at home, shade, insulation, fans, hydration, clothing, sunscreen, and reducing activity.
A reader argues Americans reject candidates who push gender issues and hopes Ms. Pritt fades from the political scene.
A reader criticizes gender focus in campaigns, praising Anita Skeens Caldwell for credentials and agenda while urging candidates to prove fitness for the job. Notes a wish for former contact to fade from political life and recalls personal memories from Bluefield and a respectful young man met years ago.
Readers may submit opinions on public issues by mail to Bluefield Daily Telegraph 928 Bluefield Avenue Bluefield West Virginia 24701 by a signed fax to 3043276179 or by email to editor bdtonline com.
Cal Thomas argues public figures shape private morals beyond policy. He urges Giuliani and Hanover to seek counseling to save their marriage, criticizing a culture that rewards infidelity while demanding discipline in public life. The piece contrasts Clinton's impeachment era behavior with Giuliani's separation plans.
Bonnie Erbe reflects on the forty year anniversary of the pill, noting its global reach and impact on women's education and work. She counters conservative blame narratives, highlights emergency contraception, and calls the pill both a long term method and morning after option, celebrating its paradoxes.
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