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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 2000
Page
5
The text presents the Editorial Board's consensus opinions and includes a Bible verse from Isaiah 40:30-31. It credits Gary Adkisson as publisher and Thomas A. Colley as executive editor and notes a Bible quote about renewing strength.
Editorial urges Greenbrier countians to vote no on the county ballot issue limiting casino gambling at The Greenbrier. It warns passage could invite broader state gaming, threaten exclusive rights, and invite court challenges while noting economic claims and potential expansion beyond the resort.
A Daily Telegraph columnist muses on clichés and language use in English teaching, jokes about idioms tied to clothes cars and food, notes seniors reading Macbeth, and praises the computer as a tool in education. Larry Hypes signs off as a contributing columnist.
A letter urges protecting Bluefield’s prosperity as Bluefield airport gets 1.5 million for terminal renovations. It warns the United U S Airways merger could restructure the industry, curb service at smaller regional airports, raise costs, and threaten local economic development, calling on the Justice Department to reject the deal.
AP analysis of Pew polling shows swing voters remain undecided, skewing Democratic and leaning Gore on experience and issues. They are less likely to vote or follow campaigns, making get-out-the-vote efforts crucial for both Gore and Bush in the final days.
Washington lobbyists and consultants describe a surprisingly competitive presidential contest. Gore and Bush remain in a dead heat in recent polls as voters show detached interest. Experts say turnout among base voters could decide, with Mizrahi forecasting a Gore edge among union households and Black voters while Bush campaigns aim to suppress turnout. John Hall notes the Washington influence network shaping the race.
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