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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2000
Page
4
The piece presents the editorial board’s consensus on current opinion and includes a Bible quote from First Corinthians, highlighting the warning that worldly wisdom is folly before God. It notes Gary Adkisson as publisher and Thomas A Colley as executive editor.
Editorial notes lean times shrink West Virginia’s population reducing legislative representation. Eastern Panhandle growth may add Senate and House seats when districts are redrawn in 2002, while Southern West Virginia faces losses. Census data due March 2001 will shape state and congressional district lines as economists warn of a widening regional gap.
A woman named Jo endures years of abuse from Jim beginning in high school, hides the severity of the violence, and eventually escapes. She returns to college, supports the family, and slowly heals, earning a Master’s and building a career, marriage, and motherhood. Barbara Hawkins notes Jo’s transformation from victim to survivor.
A letters to the editor drive seeks to raise more than $30,000 for new playground equipment. Organizers stress the Fall Festival is crucial to turning the project into reality.
Glenwood School PTO aims to raise over 30 000 for new playground equipment through the Fall Festival on Saturday November 4 from 2 to 6 p m. Attractions include Jolly Jump Rides Seaweed the Seamonster a bouncing castle electronic basketball cosmic golf tattoos and more with a hot dog sale Bingo raffles a country store and a can donation from students.
The author argues all veterans deserve free health care, criticizing congressional decisions that threaten health insurance concepts and demoralize retirees. They urge universal free coverage as promised by Congress for over five decades to remove future worries.
Marsha Mercer reports on the Boston debate fallout where George W. Bush and Al Gore exchange claims about tax cuts and spending, with both campaigns issuing reality checks. Voters express disappointment as the landmark event yields more confusion than clarity and undecided voters weigh who is least objectionable.
A roundup of editorials from across West Virginia critiques the 1997 era budget crisis and crossover voting, praises Caperton's turnaround, and urges action on college affordability. It highlights rising tuition, debt, and the need for free tuition proposals to keep educated workers in state. It also calls higher education a priority for future leadership.
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