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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 31, 2001
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph states that Congress shall make no law abridging freedoms of religion speech or press and the right to assemble. It presents the consensus of the Editorial Board with Gary Adkisson as Publisher and Thomas A Colley as Executive editor.
Deloris R French writes to the Daily Telegraph from Bluefield Mercer County urging action for students amid violence and distress. She cites peer pressure and lack of adult reach, calls for conflict resolution programs and expanded peer counseling, and laments reduced teacher and parental influence while praying for students, staff, and decision makers.
In a Bluefield Daily Telegraph letter, state Sen. Truman Chafin explains missing last week's legislative forum due to a Lincoln County trial. The writer accuses Chafin of prioritizing litigation over economic reform, urging leadership on business friendly laws and criticizing trial attorney influence.
A mother voices outrage over school board decisions following a 1998 pellet gun incident. She argues for expulsion of the student who brought the weapon and the two who knew and said nothing, stressing no tolerance applies to all rule breakers and urging consistent discipline across cases.
Bill Maxwell argues graduates should serve communities through unselfish acts that validate fortune and sustain others. He cites George Rupp and Dot Richardson, urging humility, civility, and pro bono work, envisioning work as a continuation of community life and a path to meaning and democracy.
California officials plan blackout predictions with terms like power watch and power warning to help grid customers prepare. The approach mirrors longer term energy goals while urging urgency, amid a crisis blamed on faulty deregulation and regulatory delays. Governor Davis urged practical help for residents, including potential tax relief, as President Bush advocates fast tracking energy development.
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