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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board states that Congress shall make no law abridging free exercise of religion or free speech, press, assembly, or petition. The consensus reflects the board's view, with Thomas A. Colley serving as executive editor.
Editorial argues that forums and studies should translate into action for WV lawmakers policy builders and voters. A statewide, real time televised forum Building Our Economy Coal and Beyond linked 10 communities via TV and radio with panelists from state agencies chambers and industry. The piece emphasizes using Market Street Services findings to convert research into practical policy and a statewide rebirth based on knowledge and understanding.
Charles Owens reflects on the International Space Station becoming a tangible reality after Atlantis docked, stocking Expedition One with supplies and installing life support gear. He recalls Rocket Boys author Homer Hickam, notes the era’s promise of permanent orbital living, and ponders future space colonies and further stations.
Letters warn that new West Virginia medical monitoring rulings enable class action suits without proven injuries. Local writer likens lawyers fishing for big contingency fees to a trawler net, warning of higher health care costs, prices, taxes, and potential harm to small businesses. Mac Roberts Milton, W.Va.
A Public Agenda Foundation report based on surveys shows 80 percent of mothers ages 18 to 29 favor staying at home with their children, and 94 percent of parents with under-twos value a parent’s presence during those months. Despite culture pushing work, many still rely on home care or split shifts.
The piece notes a possible lame duck session after the November elections with Democrats blaming Republicans for gridlock while Republicans cite Democratic delay tactics. It mentions fluoride in drinking water debates, EPA scrutiny, and costs of post-session speeches, plus a push to limit special orders. It also covers a disability hiring campaign, spectrum issues affecting wireless, a World War II memorial dispute, and a dog fragrance trend with price points.
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