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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a consensus statement on First Amendment rights including religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition. A Bible quote is included, warning readers to beware pride and fall.
Editorial urges readers to register by Oct 10 and vote on Nov 7 stressing voting as a fundamental right and civic duty. It contrasts U S turnout with Mexico and underlines individual impact of every ballot as a force for change. It emphasizes effort over convenience and the global wish for a voice in government.
Jim Terry, city editor of the Daily Telegraph, reflects on listening over speaking. He recalls early shyness, self-doubt, and lasting memory, then champions listening as a vital skill, noting signals in speech and silence and the value of empathy.
A reader defends downtown cruising in Princeton noting decades of tradition, police patrolling, and community support. The letter argues cruising is harmless and proposes turning out in support on Sept 9 and Sept 16, with 75 signatures backing the cause and plans to present them to city council and police chief.
AP analysis notes debates sway undecided and energize bases, affecting momentum and candidate image. Quotes voter Amanda Stromm from Michigan and references to Reagan 1980, Kennedy 1960, Ford 1976, Perot 1992 show debates’ historical impact. Analysts warn poll wins after debates are not guaranteed.
The South’s prosperity hinges on high tech growth centered in cities like Memphis Atlanta Charlotte Raleigh and Richmond MDC urges more university backed development to attract industries. West Virginia could mirror this by building a Huntington Charleston high tech hub anchored by Marshall University and the University of Charleston, boosting regional growth through educated professionals and expanded college programs led by Dr Renando Holland.
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