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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 2002
Page
4
Bill Archer writes of turning the year 2002 into the Year of Ought To. He recalls past decades, supports civic duty beyond voting, aiding transportation for those in need, and honoring soldiers while praying for peace. He urges light duty and generous acts shaping American citizenry.
The State Editor of the Bailey Telegraph Samantha Perry and Senior Copy Editor Barbara Hawkins note a spiritual reference in Romans 8 16 AV. Tammie Toler serves as Managing Editor. The item presents a brief statement about identity as children of spirit.
The piece urges West Virginia voters to learn about candidates and issues before the November 4 election. It notes shifting party dynamics, outlines debated topics such as malpractice, health care, tort reform, taxes, and education, and stresses meeting candidates, asking questions, and voting informed at the polls.
A reader from Bluefield WV complains that WVVA ignores Bluefield news in favor of Beckley coverage and highlights a Bluefield Street Fair and a final Music in the Park event not reported. The letter also notes West Virginia Manor benches were removed after a heated dispute, suggesting targeted punishment of residents and calling for policy on behavior.
George W. Bush arrives in office vowing to shrink government yet faces a sweeping fall agenda. He aims to push a Homeland Security department, seek the largest defense budget rise since Reagan, advance terrorism measures, Medicare prescription benefits, pension protections, faith-based social services, and another tax cut. With Democrats in control of the Senate, he must defend actions before elections and explain policy shifts while managing public concerns over labor protections and the war on terror.
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