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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 2001
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus opinions on current topics. Included is a Bible quote urging reverence to God and faithful living as guidance for readers.
Editorial notes only two of eight regional legislators attended a Bluefield College luncheon, with Sen. Phillip Puckett and Sen. Anita Skeens Caldwell offering explanations on budget impasse and WV policy. Delegates Flanigan, Stump, Fanning, and others were absent, prompting questions about accountability and representation ahead of future elections.
Shaffer and Pepper, the Shelter Lady's dogs, describe record rainfall turning streets into lakes and forcing plans for doggie swimming lessons. They recount hiding from thunder, digging tunnels, and a night chase after Ole Whitey the cat and a bird, while Our Lady yells to ignore the deaf cat. Barbara Hawkins, senior writer and chief of the Princeton bureau for the Daily Telegraph.
A reader rejects the idea that all humans are created in God’s image and mocks the notion of evolution. The writer urges skeptics to live with apes to test their beliefs and questions religious explanations.
A reflective monologue assigns fault for perceived moral decline to officials and society. It cites prayer removal, school safety measures, sex education, Darwinism, cloning, abortion, and parental influence. The speaker urges self-examination and cites biblical references, concluding that everyone will answer to God.
After years of hearings and lawsuits, Congress approves the World War II memorial to be built on the National Mall between the Washington and Lincoln monuments. The design includes two arches, a sunken plaza, 56 pillars, fountains, a Light of Freedom sculpture, a 400 foot central plaza, a Field of 4,000 gold stars, and 24 bronze panels. U.S. veterans funded part of the cost. Ann McFeathers reports for Block News Alliance.
The Star Tribune urges the United States to increase HIV AIDS contributions beyond the 200 million Bush pledged. It cites U.N. Secretary General Annan and Nigerian President Obasanjo and notes calls from Clinton and Oxfam for 1.7 to 7 to 10 billion annually, stressing Africa's burden and the need for broader Western generosity.
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