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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 2000
Page
4
The passage cites constitutional freedoms and a Bible verse as context for today’s editorial stance. It presents the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus on current issues while noting the Bible quote about those who have turned the world upside down.
Editorial urges families to learn about the West Virginia Children's Health Insurance Program WV-CHIPS as phase three expands income guidelines by a third to cover about 14000 more uninsured children. Outreach coordinators inform communities about eligibility office visits immunizations and vision care through the program.
A freelance writer, Susan Gullion of Bramwell WV, condemns widespread workplace pilferage from pens to expensive gear. She questions the ethics of donation programs used to justify selling surplus items and urges giving to charities instead. She argues greed harms those in need and calls for integrity.
A satirical roundup imagines Gore and Bush debating on NBC Meet the Press CNN Larry King Live and other odd venues. The piece lampoons debate venues and networks while threading in college tuition tax relief and phlox farming. Dale McFeathers notes the absurd schedule ending with Sopranos guest spots if they stop.
The message extols the care provided to children and adults in West Virginia and families nationwide, urging contributions via quarters at 800 572 1717 or the MDA site www mdausa.org. Jerry Lewis MDA National Chairman Los Angeles.
Bluefield residents are thanked for their generosity during the Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon raising a record 54 610 289 in pledges and contributions. The note highlights WVVA TV phone pledges, local Fill the Boot drives, and MDA clinics including Charleston Area Medical Center, noting focus on research and potential therapies for multiple diseases.
Bonnie Erbe argues conservatives may revolt if Bush loses ground to Gore. She notes Newsweek polls show Gore ahead and details evangelical, gun, and abortion fault lines. The piece contrasts Bush's tax cuts and vouchers with Gore's health care and education plans, urging readiness for a 2004 repeat.
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