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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 2000
Page
4
The passage presents a quotation from the U S Constitution about religious freedom and a Bible verse from Psalms. It notes the opinions in the columns reflect the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus and names Gary Adkisson and Thomas A Colley as publisher and executive editor respectively.
Editorial urges West Virginians to register by Tuesday Oct 10 to vote in the Nov 7 general election. It notes about one quarter of eligible residents remain unregistered, lists easy registration options, and encourages turnout to strengthen democracy.
Susan Gullion reflects on recurring oil shortages and how past conserve-and-adapt measures like wood heating and carpooling echo today. She notes energy crises shift behavior, from wood and coal stoves to HOV lanes and slug lines, proposing safer commuter pickup ideas and highlighting personal anecdotes from Bramwell.
Martin Schram analyzes how campaigns pivot on image and likeability rather than policy. He notes the Oprah effect shaping polls, with Gore and Bush using Oprah appearances to boost or restore momentum. The piece predicts a downtime after the final debate before image-making intensifies.
Dr Lynne Mackey and Katia Skanavi, two acclaimed pianists, perform in Harman Chapel Bluefield College tonight and Oct 14 under Community Concert Association. Membership cards may be pending. call 325-7697. Also a broadcast on Charter Schools That Work and a Graham High School Tazewell County School Board meeting next week.
Cal Thomas analyzes the first presidential debate noting Bush failed to unleash full rhetorical firepower. Gore appeared rude and cocky with interruptions while Bush defended middle class tax cuts and criticized Gore's record. The piece urges Bush to direct sharper attacks in future debates and to maintain truthfulness as a core theme.
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