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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 2000
Page
4
The article presents the First Amendment text highlighting religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition rights. It notes that the opinions in the following columns reflect the Consensus of the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board and includes a Bible verse from Nehemiah 6:3 AV about continuing great work.
Editorial argues debates fix voter disengagement, citing 60 million viewers and the evolution from stump speeches to televised formats. It weighs how debates shape public perception, noting Nixon and Kennedy and contrasting Bush, Clinton attitudes in past cycles. It concludes the debates are an unavoidable fixture of modern campaigns.
A reflective piece exalts Autumn as the favorite season, praising its color, music, and serenity. It links seasonal beauty to life’s mysteries, transformation, and a personal memory of youth in a woods scene. Jim Terry is city editor for the Daily Telegraph.
A reader writes from Bluefield proposing a five year plan, senior housing review, collecting Ramada Inn arrears, annexation from East Cumberland Road to I-77, archiving Lotto Park Christmas lights to create 25 card sets for sale, considering central distribution centers with new stores, an East River Mountain amusement park, adjusting fee collection, seeking downtown revitalization grants, and immediate creation of a Citizens Review Board to support minority interests.
AP analysis of three dozen interviews shows Gore moving closer to the 270 electoral votes needed to win, with momentum in battleground states like Michigan Missouri Ohio and Washington. Bush faces pressure to counter GOP concerns and shift to offense as polling widens in Gore's favor.
A string of unusual campaign tales draws attention from Gore, Bush and Lieberman as subliminal messages, strange comments, and a joke filled fund-raiser dominate headlines. Analysts, aides, and late night hosts weigh in on the fleeting anecdotes from the political season.
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