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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 2000
Page
4
The piece presents a constitutional disclaimer quoting the First Amendment passages on religion speech press assembly and petition. It notes the columns below reflect the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus and lists Gary Adkisson and Thomas A Colley as publisher and executive editor.
The Graham Historical Society launches a fund raising campaign to raise 750000 for renovating the Sanders House in Bluefield Virginia and its adjacent additions. Plans include interior and exterior work, a museum, and a visitor center with a county tourism director. The group will pursue state and federal grants including a potential T21 grant due in January.
Bill Archer reports on the second annual Coalwood October Sky festival where Karl Miller and I performed, then the Italian Day Celebration and a Bramwell Fire Department fundraiser. The piece highlights Charlie Tynes, Bluefield High and Marshall University star, facing a first start while praising his family’s dedication and the rocket boys effort backing higher education access.
R L Shrewsbury appeals to police parents and educators to confront drug and alcohol abuse among students seen daily in fast food drive ups and near vacant stores. He urges collective courage and concrete steps to protect children before or during school hours, warning that inaction damns schools and students.
Conservative columnist Cal Thomas asserts that Yasser Arafat and Arab leaders pursue total destruction of Israel, citing Khalil Shikaki and the PLO's violence. He accuses U S policymakers of bias, calls for new leadership, and predicts continued conflict unless Israel expands control and refuses concessions.
Physicians examine the competing health plans of George W. Bush and Al Gore. Bush favors refundable tax credits, private plans and medical savings accounts while maintaining Medicare options, and opposes drug price controls. Gore pushes stronger government role, a patient rights framework, and a prescription drug plan with price controls.
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