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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 2016
Page
4
Greg Jordan reports volunteers in Mercer County clean highways to boost tourism. They collect hundreds of pounds of trash from roadsides, find medical waste and tires, and promote recycling at Bluefield and the Mercer County Landfill. The effort aims to keep West Virginia and Virginia appealing to visitors.
The excerpt presents editorial bylines for Bluefield Daily Telegraph with Brian Woodson Randy Mooney Samantha Perry Charles Owens and Andy Patton. A quoted biblical verse appears, reflecting a farm or pastoral motif.
McDowell County seeks tenants for the 99,700 square foot former Walmart in Kimball after the store closure cost 140 jobs and over 65 thousand dollars in annual tax revenue. Local officials note nearby Welch options and explore multi-tenant use to reclaim lost employment.
Reader letters criticize Hillary Clinton and Senator Manchin over anti coal comments. They allege liberal candidates threaten to bankrupt coal miners and coal companies, arguing politics harm coal families in coal country.
The Daily Telegraph invites letters on public matters and asks writers to include signature address and phone number for publication consideration. Submissions can be emailed to editor at bdtonline com or mailed to Letters to the Editor PO Box 1599 Bluefield West Virginia 24701.
Jay Ambrose argues Bernie Sanders would bring chaos and a debt crisis if his policies were enacted. He criticizes free college and universal health care as costly, cites Times economists doubting growth, Vermonts single payer failure, and warns middle class tax impacts while praising Hillary Clinton as likely nominee.
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