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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 17, 2000
Page
6
The passage cites the First Amendment and notes the editorial board consensus. It includes publisher Steve Smith and executive editor Thomas A Colley. A Bible quotation from Proverbs 11 8 is presented as today s quote.
World citizen Dr. William B. Harden, medical director for Westminster Presbyterian Church Medical Missions, joined Samaritan's Purse relief team to Mozambique. He helped reopen a 48 bed hospital serving about 60,000 amid floods that displaced 250,000. Harden faced danger from a cobra bite risk and endured 15 days in Africa with heavy rains and hardship. He has prior missions in Honduras and Uganda and aims to return to Sudan this summer with an eight member team.
Virginia Daily Telegraph writer Bill Archer argues that tapping a foot to music is a simple enjoyment and that educators need societal support. He recalls memories of school bands, football crowds, and the value of public appreciation for students and music programs.
A letter praising Andrea Sarver for ten years living with quadriplegia, describing her courage and grace under fire. The writer recalls Andrea mentoring and inspiring hope after an accident, emphasizing faith and family. The letter also thanks Telegraph reporter Tony Barbery for a Bent Mountain article.
Readers are invited to share opinions on public issues via mail to Bluefield Daily Telegraph at 928 Bluefield Avenue, Bluefield WV 24701 or by signed fax to 304-327-6179 or by email to editor bdtonline.com.
Dan K. Thomasson notes voters now overlook marital scandals that once ended campaigns. He cites Hart Rockefeller Clinton Giuliani and Clinton as examples and argues reporters and the public focus more on duties than private life. The piece traces a trend from Roosevelt Kennedy Johnson onward and reflects on press norms and political scrutiny.
The report portrays growing fears that Putin's presidency signals a shift toward a dictatorship of law rather than real democracy. It notes media pressure on Media-Most and its chairman Vladimir Gusinsky, international concern from the U S State Department, and analyses predicting stronger security service influence and regional control through a seven-zone system.
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