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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board expresses consensus on the opinions below. A Bible quote follows crediting Thomas A. Colley as executive editor, urging readers to share portions and celebrate the holy day with joy as strength.
An editorial summary of Market Street Services findings for West Virginia, contrasting the old manufacturing economy with the information age, noting aging, under-educated workers, high unemployment among former coal and plant workers, and population decline driven by natural increase rather than migration, and urging phased regional change to attract high-tech jobs.
B.K. Necessary of the Daily Telegraph writes about a Christmas visit with his baby brother and relatives, focusing on the impact of thoughtless remarks. He recalls a church criticism of a toddler walking during services, and reflects on how hurtful words can travel far and linger, urging restraint and mindful speech.
Letters argue West Virginia must raise teacher salaries to attract and retain quality educators amid national recruitment and looming retirements. They warn of science math and special education shortages, urge maintaining high certification standards, and call for immediate action to prevent deeper gaps affecting student learning and statewide schooling.
An Associated Press analysis finds George W. Bush drawing strong support from men due to perceived character and leadership. Polls show Bush leading Gore among men or tied, with younger men favoring Bush and older men more divided. Expert notes link male support to tax cuts defense stance and Cheney pick, while women shift toward Gore.
A blend of October election chatter and policy debates runs through the piece. Milosevic and Saddam are cited as potential irritants, with Iraq’s actions and U S responses under scrutiny. Privacy bills, social security safeguards, and online voting attitudes wrap around environmental and spaceflight notes on smog, ozone, and Pluto missions.
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