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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 16, 2001
Page
5
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents the consensus view on core liberties. Thomas A. Colley serves as executive editor, with the column reflecting the board’s stance on freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition.
Senator Jay Rockefeller of West Virginia asks Vice President Cheney and the FTC for a full scale investigation into why gasoline prices have spiked nationwide. He argues for immediate relief for working families and a balanced energy policy while the Energy Task Force pursues long term solutions.
Senator Richard Shelby criticized the FBI after a private committee meeting with Director Louis Freeh. The remarks followed concerns over the agency's handling and the failure to turn over thousands of documents to Timothy McVeigh's attorneys.
The narrator recalls a farm life shaped by radio music from Perry Como and other stars. Animals had names after Your Hit Parade icons. Como’s voice soothed cattle, sheep, and memories. The piece reflects on Canonsburg roots, family ties, and the author’s long farewell to Como after his death.
A reader laments paying 14.25 dollars per car to park in their own driveway and sarcastically suggests locking doors with padlocks to justify an additional fee to return home. The brief illustrates local frustration over parking charges.
A letter from William Horton of Bluefield WV criticizes city finances and new charges. He cites $45,000 spent on horse stalls, asks why parking costs rise to 14.25 per car for driving into one’s driveway, and urges the city to cut fees while funding real needs. He also shares local praise for community efforts and invites public input to the Bluefield Daily Telegraph.
The essay argues that all volunteer forces must reflect the population, linking military service to citizenship. It discusses the 1980 draft standby system, proposes universal basic training after high school with lottery-based service, and warns of a potential gap between civilians and a professional army, citing the Iran Contra era and the need for loyalty to the Constitution.
In Massachusetts, Governor Jane Swift, a Republican, birth of twins amid leadership tests the politics of pregnancy in office. Critics note past staff use and distant residence, while supporters point to technology and commitment. Swift plans an eight week maternity leave from Williamstown, balancing duties via remote methods.
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