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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 24, 2001
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a consensus statement on free speech press and assembly. The document cites constitutional protections and references religious text to frame the public interest in civil liberties. It lists Gary Adkisson and Thomas A. Colley as publisher and executive editor.
Editorial notes the Senate passage of Bush's 11-year 1.35 trillion tax cut, praising political credibility gained yet warning of tough politics ahead. It highlights partisan dynamics with Democrats and Jeffords while noting future changes possible and the risk of governance rigidity.
Bluefield College hosted the first in a hoped-for series of Business and Professional Prayer Breakfasts. Each 7:30 a.m. event in Short Hall Dining Room B drew about 25 professionals from doctors to bankers, with devotions, prayer concerns, and meals. Future speakers include local business owners and lawyers, with open invitations and a voluntary love offering.
The writer calls today’s Bible quote the most encouraging of four articles and suggests it may remedy the other three pieces. The brief exchange emphasizes spiritual consolation and reader reflection.
A reader praises four May 20 articles. highlights a Bible elective enrollment of 2995 students and a 2000 census note on unmarried couples. Calls for return to scripture Luke 8 39 AV as remedy, urges readers to write opinions to the editor at Bluefield WV address, fax, or email.
A syndicated column revisits Pearl Harbor myths and the real reasons behind the surprise attack. Radar was new and not fully understood. cryptographers broke the Tokyo code but urgency was underplayed. the two top Pearl Harbor commanders, Kimmel and Short, were blamed or scapegoated. Unity of command is highlighted as the core issue, with Nimitz and MacArthur later chosen for unified command in their theaters.
A columnist urges President Bush to reform Social Security through individual investment accounts, arguing the plan will empower younger workers, protect current retirees, and promote wealth creation. The piece frames the debate as a test of self-reliance and patriotism, invoking Reagan and Pointe du Hoc to rally support for a “Better Deal” for future generations.
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