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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 27, 2000
Page
4
The text presents the editorial board’s stance on free speech religion and assembly with the executive editor Thomas A Colley cited. It notes the opinions in the columns below reflect the board’s consensus and references Deuteronomy 6 23 AV.
Editorial argues the Tazewell County School Board should delay a proposed bylaw change. VSBA president calls the move too broad and open ended, risking secret actions by individual board members.
The piece portrays Thomas Edison as a prolific inventor who slept little and worked endlessly, creating breakthroughs from the alkaline battery to the incandescent lamp. It notes his diabetic condition, hearing issues, and the famed work ethic shared in anecdotes from Larry Hypes, including his advice to “never do anything with less than the best.”
Martin Schram compares South Africa President Thabo Mbeki and U.S. Senate Leader Trent Lott over AIDS denial. He notes Mbeki questioned HIV link to AIDS and criticizes Lott for dismissing AIDS as a national security issue, highlighting the World Bank IMF push to fund AIDS relief and the wider impact on everyday life in Pascagoula and beyond.
A local parent and former PTA president from Graham Intermediate School reports disappointment with the Tazewell County School Board. He cites bickering, alleged mismanagement, and lack of transparency about policy changes. He vows to uncover root causes, defend educators, and keep schools strong amidst controversy.
Long Island Congressman Rick Lazio positions as Giuliani’s replacement and potential giant killer in 2000. He touts family values, attacks Hillary as a target, and leverages New York authenticity while facing upstate and city divides.
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