Famous First Amendment Text Quoted in Editorial
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents the core First Amendment passage on religion press speech assembly and petition rights. Gary Adkisson and Thomas A Colley are listed as publisher and executive editor, reflecting the paper's leadership.
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West Virginia races seen tight in presidential and gubernatorial battles
Editorial argues the West Virginia contest for president and governor will be close. Gore and Bush campaigns emphasize coal policy and energy plans as voters weigh national and state outcomes with five electoral votes at stake. Incumbent Cecil Underwood gains ground against Bob Wise. voters urged to register and vote on Nov 7. FE: the first time since 1960, West Virginia.
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Advertising and community memory in Bluefield markets
Larry Hypes a Graham High School teacher and Daily Telegraph columnist reflects on how advertising shapes identity and local commerce. He recalls Martha White sponsorships, RC Cola, Kammer’s and Warlick’s discounts, Gulf gasoline and local merchants who funded newspapers, radios, and televisions while shaping daily life in Bluefield Welch Tazewell Princeton areas.
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Letters Praise Millennial Generations and School Talent Show
Readers from Bluefield WV and Bluefield VA express pride in adoptive grandparent status for local youths and thank volunteers Tim and family. A Bluefield Middle School Fall 2000 Talent Show impressed a reviewer with poise and courage. A professor from Bluefield State College urges prayer in schools to curb violence and bless daily life.
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Alma Littlejohn
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Debate shows Gore presses health and education themes
Gore dominated the first presidential debate with stronger policy command on health care education and the environment but failed to win over enough undecided voters, many of them women. Bush appeared deer in headlights at times, while Gore’s on air presence and attacks on Bush’s tax cuts for the rich shaped the exchange.
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Cheney Lieberman Run Mates Keep Debate Courteous
Anville Kentucky voters watched Cheney and Lieberman field a calm vice presidential debate. Both stayed on party lines, addressing tax cuts foreign policy and Social Security with limited fireworks. Analysts note voters crave specifics and balanced tones despite a lack of dramatic moments.
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