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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents today’s Bible quote from Nehemiah 8 5 6 AV with the people standing in reverence as Ezra reads and blesses the LORD. The message accompanies a reflection on religious freedom and civic duties in the era of constitutional rights.
The Tazewell County Public Kee Authority approved three new water projects with a combined $5.5 million, funded by the Virginia Department of Health Drinking Water Supply Revolving Loan Fund. Baptist Valley Phase II serves 350 people, Route 655 serves 325 households, and Big Creek to Coaldan serves 128 families. Construction starts mid October, expanding safe drinking water to 803 households amid ongoing PSA work.
Burke's Garden hosts a Fall Festival from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. featuring Country Praise and Appalachian Hoodowners performances, Darrell Cole Singers at noon, and demonstrations at Garden Mountain Farm and Weatherbury Station. A shuttle bus eases traffic while a hot air balloon ride debuts at Westbury Station if weather allows. Local crafts, handmade items, fresh produce, barbecue, petting pen, hay maze, and crafts are highlighted in a family friendly day at a nationally known historic site.
Aaron A. Allen, Retired, argues Congress can end promised free health care for 8.2 million military members and families by shifting retirees into civilian Medicare. He warns of forced Medicare use, high costs, and HMOs, urging readers to contact representatives to defend veteran health benefits. Public notice details for submission follow.
Luke McCabe and Chris Barrett offer to wear logos on themselves and dorm rooms in exchange for corporate sponsorships, excluding alcohol and tobacco. Rutgers marketing professor warns of loss of autonomy while examples across districts show increasing commercial ties to education, from bus logos to textbook covers.
Greg Jordan recalls visiting the Browning Lambert School near Montcalm and meeting dozens of former students including Kathleen Testino who, at 84, shares how she started school at age 11, later finished high school and nursing training, and kept learning through family and work. He also notes hosting Russian visitors in Princeton and his humorous language missteps.
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