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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 2000
Page
3
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents the consensus on First Amendment freedoms. Gary Adkisson serves as Publisher and Thomas A Colley as Executive editor, outlining the paper's stance on religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition rights.
Editorial argues WV must move from manufacturing to information age growth. Market Street Services hired by state groups to craft a unified plan, collecting ideas from across the state. Holladay will deliver a consolidated report by December. council meets October 18 in Charleston. The piece urges collective effort and optimism about WV’s economic future.
A letter writer urges voters and politicians to uphold positive moral values. The author criticizes perceived double standards in politics, condemns abortion and elite privilege, calls for better education funding, timely drug approvals, and support for seniors, and urges Christians to make their voices heard in the next election.
A black fuzzy dog feared at large has not been identified by the Mercer County Humane Society after several shelter visits. Local reports note two dead dogs under a bridge, possible dog shootings, and a request for donated dog houses to aid the shelter's growing population. Barbara Hawkins reports from the Daily Telegraph Princeton Bureau.
Washington commentary argues the Fourth Amendment centers due process but does not fully shield privacy. It examines abortion rights, personal autonomy, and drug regulation, contrasting pro life and pro choice views, noting conservative worries about government intrusion and social harm. Jack Anderson and Douglas Cohn authored the piece.
Dale McFeathers notes the undecided voters are courted hardest by Gore and Bush with broad promises. After the first debate a panel of 16 undecideds in Florida reflects mixed indecision, while polls hint a sizable yet uncommitted segment may not vote at all.
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