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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 2000
Page
4
The editorial board presents its consensus on current topics while presenting a Bible verse from I Corinthians 10 31 urging all actions be done for God’s glory. The piece anchors the newspaper’s stance on free expression and public discourse.
Editorial urges examination of coal power, global competition, and public perception as America relies on coal for over half its energy. It notes downturns hit coal communities, stresses need for common ground between industry leaders and environmental advocates, and promotes Bluefield's biennial Coal Rally as a practical forum.
Bill Archer recalls how his sister outfitted him for college at South Hills Village near Upper St. Clair and Morgantown. He describes adjusting from sports and church attire to campus life, beanies, ROTC, and the distinct campus fashion contrast that shaped his early college experiences.
Letters to the editor urge protection for Mercer Street residents and merchants from cruising harassment and loud car noise. The writer condemns road rage and disobedience, calls for better order, and praises police action while urging community organizers to channel energy into dances and church functions away from streets. Mercer County 4-H thanks donors and reports a $1,306 total with Walmart match.
A survey of feminist history traces first and second waves from suffrage to equality, notes the contested Third Wave, and cites NOW, Feminist Majority, Emily's List, and Independent Women's Forum. It highlights rising diversity, postfeminist attitudes on campuses, and the movement's impact on addressing bigotry and intolerance.
In examining 11 presidents, Fred Greenstein argues the core driver of effectiveness is emotional strengths and weaknesses. He rates leaders on six traits including communication organization vision cognitive style and emotional intelligence, noting Nixon as the clearest example of emotional flaw. He warns voters to beware contenders lacking EI, as without it other qualities may fail. Philip Gailey editorials St Petersburg Times.
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