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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 2000
Page
5
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a consensus note on the Congress speech and civil liberties. It includes a Bible verse from 1 Corinthians 9 19 as today’s quotation, attributed to Thomas A Colley executive editor.
The piece argues that illiteracy and education gaps persist and that strong parental involvement is crucial. It urges parents to know homework expectations, teacher and principal names, and to engage through councils, PTAs, and activities. Involvement benefits children, schools, and the education system.
In Saltville Virginia during the annual Memorial and Remembrance service concerns about a Confederate flag flagpole were raised. The Oct 2 1999 event featured luminaries for the 5th US Colored Cavalry as attendees reflected on symbols and unity while a band played nearby. Bill Archer of the Daily Telegraph notes ongoing planning for the next observance.
A parent laments the absence of a playground at Princeton Primary School and criticizes the $33,000 Playground Committee fundraiser. The writer argues the new building lacks outdoor play, obesity concerns rise, and questions who will finance and approve a playground for 530 students.
The piece accuses Al Gore of dishonesty and politically driven use of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to lower fuel prices, arguing the move was not urgent and noting Summers Greenspan and press editorials call it a mistake. It contrasts Gore’s environmental aims with electoral tactics and mentions Saddam Hussein and oil as broader leverage.
An author recounts how Carter administration briefing papers surfaced in the Reagan campaign after the 1980 election. Key figures Baker, Gergen, Casey, and a GOP aide Paul Corbin figure in the chain of custody as stories emerged from Washington Post investigations and a Woodward collaboration.
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