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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2000
Page
4
The text presents a constitutional preface on religious freedom and a Daily Telegraph editorial board stance. It quotes Jeremiah’s oracles and Chronicles about prayer and obedience, noting afflictions prompting prayer, humbling before God, and restoration to Jerusalem and sovereignty.
The Four Seasons Regional Council, formed months ago, pushes regional unity and a fiber optics network. Harvard expert Dr. Jerry Mechling advised on Internet development and infrastructure policy, framing a new playing field to keep the region competitive amid global tech advances. Dr. Beasley hosted the visit, with Modena key to council formation.
Barbara Hawkins, senior writer and Princeton bureau chief for the Daily Telegraph, reports on a black mangy mixed breed dog living near a creek by Pike View High School. The animal, wary of people, has been waiting weeks for its owner while neighbors provide food and watch for injury. Local readers are asked to help find the dog a home or shelter before winter.
The letter criticizes postwar West Virginia politics and population fears while praising soil and water conservation and reforestation efforts that followed the Roosevelt era. It laments potential loss of five Congressmen and notes shifts toward tourism as a result of conservation. Also thanks donors and lists supporters for Wayland Pickard’s Comedy and Music Tonight at Richlands events and upcoming performances nationwide.
A Harvard Kaiser/ Washington Post poll finds 68 percent unhappy with the nation’s moral state but no electoral edge for Bush or Republicans. Gore gains with Lieberman on ticket, while many still doubt universal values. Cal Thomas cautions morality runs deeper than politics and government cannot renew a people who ignore law of nature and higher laws.
In Altoona IA Winnie Skinner a 79 year old Des Moines resident who collects aluminum cans to pay for groceries spoke at an Al Gore rally highlighting the high cost of medications She lives on 782 monthly Social Security and 129 59 pension paying 111 30 monthly for Blue Cross Blue Shield leaving about 800 for groceries and drugs Her story used by campaigns drew scrutiny over timing and motives while both campaigns touted their prescription drug proposals and Skinner’s plight underscored the election year impact on elderly voters.
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