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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 2000
Page
4
Readers are reminded of constitutional rights including free speech and press under the U S Constitution text cited. Editorial endorsements note the board consensus on opinions published in the columns and credit Steve Smith as publisher and Thomas A Colley as executive editor with a biblical quotation from Psalms 30 5.
The piece argues Congress should permanently separate lifetime judiciary pay from member pay and rejects exempting judges from the ethics ban on speaking fees. It warns such a move would damage court impartiality, urging instead to raise judges' salaries to reduce reliance on outside income, countering potential mediocrity and brain drain.
Larry Hypes recalls childhood baseball with Mike Murphy in Abb's Valley as Milwaukee and St Louis rivaled teams. He describes simple summers, makeshift uniforms, and yard games, contrasting then with today’s big league culture. He wonders if old shirts could still fit.
Phyllis Poole of Princeton WV urges students who oppose a minute of silence to stand in the hall, arguing prayer and quiet time protect rights and values. She claims removing school prayer sparked violence and calls for gratitude toward education and health, ending with a faith-based reminder of accountability.
Washington columnist argues for a signature cable stayed bridge linking Buffalo and Fort Erie to symbolize beauty and utility. Cites Erasmus Bridge in Rotterdam as model, urges officials to pursue world class design for cross border traffic and future prosperity.
Farouk Kaddoumi of the PLO says oil should be used as leverage in negotiations with Israel as world demand rises. The piece notes potential profits for Saddam Hussein if Iraq halts oil exports, risking higher winter heating costs and global economic disruption amid sanctions and U.S. politics.
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