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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 2004

Page

4

Grant to Bluefield Lights Sparks Southern WV Debate

Charles Owens reports on Governor Bob Wise presenting Bluefield a 250000 grant for Bowen Field lights amid wider West Virginia Economic Development Grant Committee allocations. He notes regional disparities, cites Stevens Correctional Facility and Nick Jo Rahall IT Center funding, and urges resurrection of southern projects while acknowledging progress at Bowen Field.

Bowen Field Garry Moore George McGonagle Karen Dissibio Bob Wise City of Bluefield Bluefield Orioles Wise Mark Henne McGonagle West Virginia Panhandles Commission Stevens McDowell County Concord University Nick Jo Rahall Mercer County Charleston Princeton Stevens Correctional Facility

Local News Staff Credits and Notable Quote

The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists editorial staff including News Editor State Editor Senior Writer Thomas A Colley Executive Editor Managing Editor City County Editor Charles Owens Senior Copy Editor Andy Patton. The article closes with a biblical verse about retreat and prayer.

Charles Owens Daily Telegraph Cowens Bottonline Ditor Andy Patton

Virginia tax holiday boosts back to school purchases

Cha-ching in Virginia will hold a sales tax holiday from Friday 12:01 a.m. to Sunday midnight, removing the 6 percent sales tax on items for students and parents. The event spurs savings on clothing, school supplies, computers, and related items, while drawing shoppers from malls to downtown areas and benefiting area businesses. It also invites nearby residents to join in the money-saving sale.

Virginia West Virginia

Communication improves after Bluefield service restoration

City officials and Bluefield public works and sanitation employees reached an agreement restoring all city services after an emergency meeting. City Manager Mark Henne cited miscommunications that are now cleared up as the Blue Flu episode subsides.

Bluefield Public Works and Sanitation Department Mark Henne Henne

Who polices officials at Mount View High DUI dinner

A reader asks who will police officials at the Mount View High School 40 and 8 Dinner in McDowell County where about 600 attendees including local law, state police, lawyers, judges, politicians, and residents drink. The letter questions enforcement under new DUI laws.

Mount View High School McDowell County

Coal editorial on presidential candidate coal stance

A concise editorial assesses each presidential candidate's approach to coal in energy policy. It highlights proposed plans, regulatory implications, and potential effects on production, jobs, and climate goals. The piece aims to inform readers about how administrations may integrate coal into future energy strategy.

Roadless Areas in National Forests under Bush Revision

Discussion contrasts Clinton era roadless rule limiting road building and timber harvesting across 58.5 million acres with Bush administration plans to revise the rule. Critics warn against politicizing land management while noting forest plans remain the primary policy tool. examples include the Jefferson and George Washington forest plans completed after lengthy revisions.

Clinton Bush Jefferson National Forest George Washington

Roadless Area Debate Shapes Forest Management in Virginia

James E. Loesel and Robert H. Giles Jr. of the Citizens Task Force argue against the Bush rule altering roadless area management in George Washington and Jefferson National Forests. They warn it adds burdens and liken it to political overreach, urging integrated planning and slower plan revisions over quick rule changes. They note 64 roadless areas totaling 413,012 acres, with 18 recommended for Wilderness and several areas set aside for wildlife habitat, including bear or the Cow Knob salamander.

George Washington and Jefferson National Forests Congress Virginia Secretary of Agriculture George Washington and Jefferson Forest Forest Service Jefferson George Washington James E. Loesel Roanoke, Va Robert H. Giles Jr Blacksburg, Va Citizens Task Force On National Forest Management

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