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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 2001
Page
4
The piece presents a constitutional note on religious freedom and free expression. It features a Bible verse echoed by the editorial board and quotes from Gary Adkisson and Thomas A. Colley as publisher and executive editor respectively.
Dr. George Craft II leads a new 4500 square foot OB GYN center at Buchanan General Hospital Grundy Va to serve pregnant women from Buchanan County and surrounding areas. The 7 bed unit includes labor delivery and post partum suites and an adjoining surgical suite. The facility aims to serve patients from McDowell County West Virginia Dickenson Russell Tazewell and Pike Kentucky among others. The project reflects a long overdue community need with about 100 births expected in the first six months.
Karen Simmons reminds Bluefield readers that Memorial Day and election time fuse. She urges informed voting, tracking representatives, and engaging with officials, noting Manchin’s comment on turnout. The piece links sacrifice, democracy, and citizen participation across local and international contexts.
Norris Kantor urges Bluefield residents to evaluate candidates and vote for the most qualified in the upcoming Bluefield city board elections. A Meet the Candidate Forum, sponsored by the Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce, will be held tonight at 7 p.m. in Tierney Auditorium at Bluefield State College. The event follows an earlier Jaycees program and aims to clarify each candidate position on city issues. Citizens are urged to participate to influence four-year leadership and avoid later complaints about board decisions.
The Daily Telegraph will publish letters on public matters. Letters must be brief and include signature, address, and phone number. Pen names are not used. anonymous letters are not published. Names will not be withheld.
IBM insiders say the information revolution is only 3 to 5 percent complete as the Net becomes fast and ubiquitous. Personal computers give way to wireless devices and wearable or pocket PCs, with cheap platforms enabling global connectivity. Digital paper, dog collars, and wearable displays are discussed as future realities.
Editorials react to Sen. James Jeffords leaving the Republican Party to become independent. The move would flip Senate control to Democrats, altering balance and prompting calls for re elections under the new label, while critics accuse Jeffords of ego and political opportunism.
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