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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 30, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus on current issues. A Bible quote from 1 Thessalonians 2 13 is cited praising reception of the word of God as truth and effectual among believers.
The piece discusses school closings and the use of old buildings as potential office spaces and community centers. It notes the emotional impact on teachers and alumni, the need for modern facilities, and the plan for new schools to provide computers and updated resources while suggesting repurposing vacant campuses for services and gatherings.
The article reflects on life after graduation as a pivotal year for seniors. It notes plans to pursue college or further education, seek employment, and face both happiness and anxiety as old friendships diverge and teachers’ guidance fades.
Barbara Hawkins recalls visiting cemeteries to honor deceased relatives, only to find flowers and keepsakes repeatedly stolen. She describes grief turned to anger as wreaths, pots, and letters vanish, leaving mourners frustrated and powerless, yet they continue to leave remembrances each visit.
A reader recalls Ramsey School memories from 1931 to 1940 highlighting the auditorium used by Stubby Currence for amateur boxing and later wrestling. The writer reflects on superintendent Pete Cooke, principal Aubrey Stowers, and his own paths from Ramsey to Beaver High, then careers in journalism, noting places and a former secretary who bought a house on Virginia Avenue.
The Daily Telegraph invites public letters on matters of interest. Submissions must be short and include the writer's signature address and phone number. Anonymous letters will not be published and pen names will not be used.
George W Bush reportedly wooed Colin Powell for Secretary of State and John McCain for Defense as he weighs high profile picks to broaden appeal. Powell’s reluctance cited, while McCain is eager but wary of Senate life. Aiming to draw independents and soothe foreign policy critique, aides debate unveiling at the Philadelphia convention.
West Virginia Supreme Court publicizes student outreach through two programs. The WVU College of Law hosts docket sessions in Morgantown with oral arguments and the Baker Cup Moot Court. LAWS, started in 1998 by Chief Justice Robin Jean Davis, educates high school students by observing appellate cases, with hundreds of participants in Harrison County and Raleigh County events.
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