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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 2000
Page
5
The publication presents the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus with the rights guaranteed by the First Amendment. It includes the standard declaration and cites Thomas A. Colley as executive editor.
An editorial argues that many WV children lack health care and urges parents to enroll in the CHIP program. It explains CHIP covers all major medical services, notes eligibility expansions in November, and provides the 1-888 WV FAMILY contact for information and applications.
Bill Archer reflects on visiting Fort Necessity, noting its modest earthworks and the pivotal yet modest moment of Washington's 1754 surrender at age 22. He argues every moment can shape history and urges adults to encourage youth, linking past decisions to future battles and progress.
Letters to the editor detail the S S John W Brown Liberty ship visiting Great Lakes ports with open houses and day cruises. Crew member Ted Vargas notes strong attendance by veterans and families at home port Baltimore and upcoming Veterans Day events for veterans only with no charge. Halifax is the next port before Baltimore return.
The notice requests readers to submit opinions on a public issue via mail to Bluefield Daily Telegraph at 928 Bluefield Avenue Bluefield West Virginia 24701 or by signed fax to 304-327-6179 or by email to editor bdtonline com. It outlines multiple contact methods for public comment.
Cal Thomas argues prosperity corrupts national character as the Washington Redskins flop against the Dallas Cowboys. He condemns sport and politics for pandering to wealth, cites Rousseau, Moses, and Kennedy while warning that money fuels greed, moral decline, and misplaced values in America.
The piece lauds 2000 and 2001 as watershed years for women in sport, highlighting a 40 percent female presence at the Sydney Games and praise for female U.S. teams in equestrian and other disciplines. It notes Title IX as a key driver, mentions rising pro leagues, and foresees continued growth with women competing in most sports.
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