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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents the standard constraint on government power over religion and press, asserting Congress may not limit religious establishment, free exercise, speech, or press, with the right to assemble and petition. Executive editor Thomas A. Colley signs, citing a biblical verse.
The West Virginia editorial notes the state earned a D in a health care law report on domestic violence, citing weak training screening protocols and insurance discrimination. It urges lawmakers, including Del. Mark Wills, to prioritize reforms in Charleston in 2001 to raise WV to an A.
The Princeton-Mercer Chamber hosts a Friday session on managing stress in work relationships with organizational psychologist Robert Pennington. Also featured is a Dragon Tales appearance at the Kids Classic Festival in Beckley with Cassie Zak and Wheezie. West Virginia Bank at School expands to over 100 schools in 55 counties, pairing schools with local banks. Labor Day past signals the start of the 2000 election season.
Letters discuss geography literacy and blame for poor knowledge with a reader recalling Australia as the smallest continent since 1934. A second note thanks a finder who returned a brown crocheted purse at Wal Mart, with $17 and a brief reflection on theft and family support.
Laura Bush and Tipper Gore face intensified scrutiny as biographers and media discuss first ladies' roles. Anthony Summers reports Nixon's alleged abuse claims in a forthcoming book, while public expectations for fashion, charity, and poise intensify pressure on modern first ladies. Ann McFeatters notes the demanding, often harsh, public nature of the position.
Airbus plans may create the A3XX the largest airliner ever with 550 to 800 seats sparking visions of a cruise ship in the sky while critics warn of crowded cabins and delays. The Futurist highlights outdated predictions from the past and doubts future aero cars will arrive soon.
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