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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 2000
Page
4
The passage presents an editorial board note from the Daily Telegraph with names Gary Adkisson and Thomas A Colley listed as publisher and executive editor. It cites a biblical quote from Galatians 1 10 and discusses whether to persuade men or seek God.
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board unanimously endorses Sheriff Harold Buckner for a second four year term. Buckner, a long time resident, magistrate and former sheriff, has strong knowledge of West Virginia law and works with local and state groups to combat crime. He contrasts with a new candidate lacking New experience. Voters urged to support Buckner on Election Day November 7.
A reader from Crab Orchard appeals for state Democratic Party backing for Kiss while urging district Democrats to withhold support for Kiss as governor candidate and for Kiss’s speakership. The letter notes Kiss’s past roles and contrasts Raleigh County service with current Texas residency, closing with a personal note about Bluefield and Beaver High School memories.
Governor Cecil Underwood and Democratic challenger Bob Wise appeared on public television Sunday sharing familiar positions. Other candidates Denise Giardina, Bob Myers, Randall Asherman joined the scene while a domestic violence awareness vigil and community notices filled the page.
Washington pundits examine the Gore Bush credibility gap noting Gore leads narrows as Bush faces unchallenged claims. Bush claims military decline while pledging less funding. Gore proposes higher spending and corrected misstatements. The piece highlights debates, naval and Army readiness claims, and wartime service disputes. Jack Anderson and Douglas Cohn report.
A roundup contrasts Democratic and Republican debate on high costs, lobbying, and pharmaceutical profits with calls to leadership. It cites Fortune Magazine figures for drug company profits and lobbying totals, and notes potential shifts in abortion debate due to FDA actions and access to abortion services.
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