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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 2000
Page
4
The piece presents the standard editorial board consensus and a Bible verse. It notes freedom of religion speech press assembly and petition. The Bible quote praises self restraint and overlooking transgression from Proverbs 19 11 AV.
West Virginia lawmakers receive mixed pro jobs scores from the West Virginia Chamber of Commerce based on four years of data. Notable high marks go to Del. Eustace Frederick and Sen. Leonard Anderson, while others fall into the lower half. Evan Jenkins tops the Senate with 97.1 percent, and Del. Warren Randolph McGraw II sits at 7.7 percent. The piece urges legislators to remember district needs and strive to boost local and statewide economy. It closes with George W. Bush’s brief message at the Chamber summit.
A letter urging citizens to alter their outlook so they can better embrace and benefit from rapid high tech developments and innovations. It calls for more openness, education, and proactive attitudes to adapt to technological change.
Public letter praising Daily Telegraph for highlighting high tech growth in Bluefield. Calls for weekly series on Internet use and business opportunities, interviews with local firms, and public education to boost telecom links, data networks, and community advancement into the new millennium.
Associated Press reporter Will Lester notes that while polls after Labor Day often solidify, the race between George W. Bush and Al Gore remains very close. Historical examples show swings from September to Election Day, with experts cautioning that a September lead does not guarantee victory.
Jack Anderson and Douglas Cohn discuss the NPS pre and post 1968 fire policy, the rise of wildland and prescribed fires, and the role of the military in fighting West Coast fires amid urban growth and resource strain.
Sunday marks Histons Grandparents Day while 5.4 million U.S. children live with grandparents, triple two decades ago. More than 720,000 inmates have kids under 18, Congress debates spending and policy, and 2.7 million tons of cranberry sauce will be bought for schools. Veterans get faster service and no co-pays. Beloit notes imply persistent national quirks among generations.
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