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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph editorial board presents its consensus on current opinions. A Bible verse from Isaiah 41 10 is cited urging fear not for God will strengthen and uphold the follower.
Editorial offers practical Halloween safety guidance for readers. Advice covers costumes that allow movement, breathable masks, supervised candy inspection at home, hospital X-ray checks, and safe trick or treating routes with adults present. Emphasizes lighting, observation of hours, and driver caution to protect children.
Barbara Hawkins recounts Pam's death in a May 24, 1986 domestic violence tragedy. The piece urges community unity to end abuse, calling on readers to join a stand for no more violence against women and children.
In a letter to the Clareston Gazette Jon Deutsch alleged turnover affected highways. Sam Beverage, Commissioner of Highways and Acting Secretary, states the division has exceeded prior records with about 620 million in highway projects over three years and over 700 million projected this year. He credits bond funds, Corridor H settlement, and major projects for the rise.
Marsha Mercer notes voters debate the presidency as Bill Clinton looms over the Gore Bush campaign. With Clinton’s legacy and 22nd Amendment limits, polls show Clinton could beat Bush, while Gore’s standing fluctuates amid ongoing battleground states and enduring public scrutiny.
Dr. Henry Miller argues the EPA bans gene-spliced foods beyond reason, noting Starlink corn is safe for humans though not yet approved, recalls driven by public perception, and calls for science-guided regulation. He warns current policy hinders innovation and may raise pesticide use.
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