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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 2000
Page
4
The passage cites the First Amendment protections for religion press speech assembly and petition. The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board states its columns reflect a consensus on safeguarding these freedoms and limiting government overreach in civic discourse.
The article lauds Senator Rockefeller for pushing legislation to fund rural West Virginia airports. It notes Mercer County Airport and Raleigh Memorial in Beckley receiving guaranteed funds and highlights broader boosts for Charleston Huntington and other regional hubs. Local officials urge pursuit of federal aid as air travel grows in importance.
June Garner of Tazewell Va urges judging the school board by children’s progress. She notes Mullins’ retirement and Webb’s demotion, calls for time before judgment, and says scores will show if actions were wise or vindictive, urging support if scores rise and removal if they fall.
Executive editor Tom Colley reflects on the Pride section Then and Now, its research journey through old Telegraph pages, and the personal memories of a newsroom career sparked by his father’s papers. He recalls 31 years at the Telegraph and aims to preserve a treasured heritage for future readers.
In a bid to revive his flagging run, George W. Bush proposes prescription drug coverage for seniors, while Al Gore pushes a Medicare expansion. Both plans subsidize drugs for the poor and cap annual costs, but differ on funding and reliance on states and private insurers. The debate highlights party philosophies on government and health care.
Congress earmarks 5.3 million for Clinton transition after the election and before inauguration, plus 6 million for DC inauguration activities and 1 million for Capitol steps ceremony. If Gore wins, Roy Neel leads transition. if Bush, Clay Johnson heads staff.
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