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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 2001
Page
4
Greg Jordan reports on a personal health journey showing cholesterol and sugar dropping to normal after months of dieting and exercise. He recalls resisting fast food, embracing oats and greens, and notes West Virginia’s high rates of lifestyle diseases while stressing sustained habit changes over pills.
The text cites Gary Adkisson as publisher and Thomas A Colley as executive editor. It then quotes a biblical verse about living or dying belonging to the Lord, framing editorial or moral perspective relevant to the paper. The content emphasizes faith oriented leadership and publication ethos.
West Virginia plans a major overhaul of its higher education system led by Chancellor J. Michael Mullen. The plan targets affordable access and outcomes, focusing on student needs, state goals, and cost discipline across colleges and the osteopathic medical school. It emphasizes math science English health and adult reeducation to boost economic growth and global competitiveness.
A letters page writer, Randolph Phillips, an assistant warden and clinical psychologist at Wallens Ridge State Prison, urges Mercer County Schools to encourage student intervention after two Bluefield High School expulsions. He argues that punishing involved students deters help in critical moments and jeopardizes school safety.
Editorial excerpts challenge claims by Bush allies blaming big spenders for shrinking surpluses. They note two thirds of the drop stems from the 2001 tax cut and a weaker economy, urging scrutiny of proposed education and Pentagon spending while preserving fiscal responsibility.
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