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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 2000
Page
5
A column presents the U S Congress First Amendment text and notes the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board's consensus. It cites Gary Adkisson and Thomas A Colley as publisher and executive editor. It ends with a Bible verse urging reliance on the Lord for sustenance and steadiness.
The editorial backs Joe Manchin for secretary of state citing a plan to increase voter registration and civic education. It also endorses Democrat Joe Albright and former Senator John Yoder for the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals, praising their legal experience and bipartisanship.
The groundbreaking for Route 52 improvement through coal towns at Brushfork Armory features Gov. Cecil Underwood and Rep. Nick Rahall II with local officials, plus a Princeton stop for policy talks. The piece notes Mountain Stage at Concord College with Kathy Mattea, and urges awareness of domestic violence with purple ribbons amid October observances.
The writer argues there is no cost increase beyond current payments to maintain the Family Law Master system and sees no social or economic downside to West Virginians.
President John S. Hike of the West Virginia Judicial Association urges voters to approve the Unified Family Court Amendment on the November ballot. He argues the change consolidates domestic matters under trained family court judges, reduces delays, and costs stay the same as the current Family Law Master system.
The Daily Telegraph invites public issue letters and requires signatory name address and phone number for consideration. Pen names and anonymous letters will not be published. names will not be withheld. Submissions may be mailed to Bluefield Daily Telegraph 928 Bluefield Avenue Bluefield WV 24701 or sent by signed fax to 304-327-6179 or by E mail editor bdtonline.com.
Dan K Thomasson notes the State Department elevates the Bureau of Diplomatic Security, clearing 400 senior promotion candidates, suspending ambassador Martin Indyk, and seeking undersecretary level status for the DS director. The piece traces past laxity, Russian espionage flaws, and a push to professionalize security under Madeleine Albright’s leadership.
Washington faces a stalled bid for statehood despite a push for representation. A task force proposes 3,000 slotted manhole covers to curb blasts after a year with dozens of incidents, while DC maintains a nonvoting delegate system.
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