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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 2000
Page
4
The passage omits a general news item and presents a Bible quote from Isaiah 40 12 and states the opinions are from Daily Telegraph Editorial Board Gary Adkisson Publisher Thomas A Colley Executive ec The text includes a congressional quote on religious freedom and press rights.
Editorial lauds K A Ammar Jr for pushing the I-73/74 interchange at Brushfork Armory. It notes his 21 year leadership of the King Coal Highway Authority and his planned December retirement. Gov. Cecil Underwood called the project a link to the future despite critics.
Volunteer activities kick off at 10 a.m. with a community project on the PSHS front lawn. Participants are asked to bring canned goods for Salvation Army or Tender Mercies, pet food for the Mercer County Humane Society, and money or items from bake and yard sales benefiting Pam's Place.
Letters praise Betty Be for daily gratitude and stress October as breast cancer awareness month. The piece cites the American Cancer Society with 175000 new cases and 43300 deaths this year and urges women to perform monthly self exams, professional exams every three years for ages 20 plus, and yearly mammograms after 40. It ends with a call to collective effort and ACS contact numbers.
The article surveys Edison Schools and other corporate entrants into public education. It notes Edison runs 113 schools with 57,000 students under academy-based care, plus Advantage Schools and Tesseract Group. Critics argue private profit motives undermine public schooling while unions question quality and transparency.
The author lampoons undecided voters as pivotal in the 2000 election and offers a satirical guide. It compares Bush and Gore as two plainspoken, elite-educated contenders and dismisses third parties as spoilers. It encourages informed choices while sharing anecdotes about voting habits and a grandmother’s cautionary tale about treasurer picks.
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