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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 2002
Page
5
Larry Hypes argues that respect underpins U S law and social order amid new threats like terrorism. He warns against vigilante justice and argues that due process and a functioning court system are essential to prevent a slide toward arbitrary punishment.
A historical snippet from the Bluefield Daily Telegraph includes a Bible verse pasaj about God’s grace. The passage quotes Second Corinthians urging strength in weakness and ends with a reflective note on Christian faith.
A courtroom order requires Madelyne and John Toogood to counseling, parenting classes, and stable housing before potential custody of Martha, who was beaten by her mother on video in a shopping center parking lot. Martha may be returned after a March 12, 2003 custody hearing if requirements are met. Madelyne faces battery and false address charges.
Gale Bailey of Bluefield West Virginia appeals for tighter ATV rules in response to a prior letter. She argues riders lack licenses registrations insurance and protective gear while drivers face strict requirements on main roads. She questions who pays in crashes and urges action from legislators.
Public notices invite letters on matters of interest for publication in the Daily Telegraph. Letters must be brief and include signature address and phone number, mailed to Bluefield Daily Telegraph P O Box 1599 Bluefield West Virginia 24701 or emailed to editor bdtonline com.
Excerpts from editorials across the United States discuss Bush era judicial nominations and the Iraq policy. The writers fault partisan stalling yet urge prompt action on courts and endorse diplomacy and coalition pressure regarding Iraq and homeland security.
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