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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a consensus stance on the First Amendment freedoms including religion speech press and assembly. It references constitutional protections and cites a Bible verse from Psalms to close.
Editorial notes several business prospects offering hundreds of jobs in Mercer County including a Wal Mart Supercenter and potential industrial park at Brick Street in Princeton. It discusses the long, costly process of securing industrial development packages, site requirements, and the goal of keeping families in the region while expanding opportunities.
A reader argues that honoring all who served is important but emphasizes honoring those who died during the three years of service as the paramount tribute. The letter reflects on sacrifice and remembrance for veterans and martyrs.
Ken Phipps of Blacksburg Virginia seeks information from kin of 849 Virginia military deaths in Korea. The Tazewell County list includes 27 dead from the county while Wise leads southwest Virginia with 38. Names and ranks of Tazewell County Army personnel are provided, plus Major Joseph W Bowman of Bluefield serving in the Air Force. Phipps plans a book honoring those who served and requests contact for surviving families.
A compact column by Larry Hypes for the Daily Telegraph contrasts the shift from typing paper to digital filing, with later notes on aging, technology, and changing lifestyles. It recalls farm life, butter making, jars, and family memories while commenting on modern screens, passwords, and the Y2K era.
Washington column says Bush must reframe his campaign as an underdog to win swing voters. It notes Florida's closeness, Gore's edge nationally, and past tactics from New Hampshire to South Carolina, with debates and tone shifts shaping the race. Jack Anderson and Douglas Cohn note Bush's declining lead and debate dynamics.
Dan K. Thomasson argues that President Clinton and Vice President Gore use the bully pulpit to urge industry reform while courting industry money. He faults their dual stance on FTC pressures, First Amendment concerns, and calls for self restraint rather than government censorship.
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