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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 2000
Page
5
The piece presents the editorial board's consensus comments alongside a Bible quote from Galatians 6 7 8. It cites Gary Adkisson as publisher and Thomas A Colley as executive editor and includes a standard First Amendment passage.
The piece backs Rick Boucher in Virginia and Nick Rahall II in West Virginia, praising their experience and committee roles. It highlights Boucher’s district outreach and early Internet advocacy, and Rahall’s leadership on southern West Virginia highways, miners’ insurance renewals, and coal-area development. Both are urged to be returned to office for another term.
The region reports widespread election sign postings with complaints of theft and vandalism. Locally a Democrat for Underwood sign remains, while a Wise sign disappeared within hours. Voter activity includes Make A Difference Day plans, playground funding for Princeton Primary, and a large Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner in Charleston drawing Mercer County Democrats to hear Ted Kennedy.
A letter to the editor invites veterans and citizens of Tazewell County to tour the local VFW post and learn how the organization supports veterans and the broader community. The message stresses inclusivity for veterans and local residents alike.
Barns-Beavers VFW Post 7136 and the Ladies Auxiliary invite Barns Beavers members and all Tazewell County residents to an open house at 115 E Fincastle on Veterans Day Saturday Nov 11 starting at noon. A 5 PM membership dinner welcomes area veterans families and prospective members.
The Daily Telegraph will publish letters on public interest issues and requires the writer to include signature, address and phone number. Anonymous letters are not used, pen names are not published, and names will not be withheld. Submit by mail or signed fax or email to the editor at Bluefield Daily Telegraph.
Marsha Mercer explains how surrogates for candidates, including celebrities and officials, pivot debate coverage by selling the candidates to reporters in the media center. The piece contrasts surrogate tactics with the televised debate and notes the year’s unusual roster and dynamics.
A columnist argues for measured physical discipline, citing a Chicago trip with three young children. The piece defends spanking as a tool to establish authority, notes alleged harms from overprotective parenting, references Wade Horn and studies, and contrasts with rising medication for youth while urging parental responsibility. Betsy Hart is cited as a commentator.
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