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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 26, 2001
Page
4
The opinions in the following columns reflect the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus. The board outlines perspectives on current events, policy debates, and public interest issues influencing the newspaper's editorial stance.
Editorial calls for donations to the Red Cross totaling 20 million by June 30 to aid disaster relief after ten days of severe storms and floods in Mercer County. Gov. Bob Wise praises responders and urges statewide support while noting 900+ families sought help and a 1 866 hotline is available.
A reader expresses gratitude for a rewarding opportunity and offers to assist the agency, patients, and families wherever possible, signaling willingness to help and support during care efforts.
A note from Community Hospices of America, now housed at Mercer County Health Center in Bluefield, announces the appointment of a new Support and Bereavement Services Coordinator, effective May 14, 2001. The letter thanks Carol Brewster for the referral, outlines goals to recruit and train volunteers, assess patient and family needs, and coordinate bereavement activities with a licensed social worker, while inviting inquiries to the local office.
In this reflective piece Larry Hypes and Graham High School offer memories of Pearl Harbor and the WWII era. Veterans like Max Kammer share insights while discussing strategy and history. The essay notes isolationism versus intervention, Japan's motives, and the lasting impact of the attack on December 7, 1941.
The Senate moves to Democratic control after Jeffords party switch and Vermont becomes independent. Democrats promise major bills on education energy and patient rights while nominees for federal judges face tougher scrutiny. The shift threatens a new era of courtroom-driven conservative aims and potential battles over Supreme Court nominations. Jack Anderson and Douglas Cohn note lingering questions about leadership and reforms.
Betsy Hart notes that routine genetic tests for advanced maternal age pregnancies offer no guarantees. She rejects AFP and amniocentesis, arguing that birth health and safety cannot be assured by science alone and that loving parents accept inherent uncertainty.
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