West Virginia politics swirl as Wise faces reelect option
West Virginia voters see a coming gubernatorial scene with Gov. Bob Wise likely not seeking a second term in 2004. Reports swirl of rivals like Treasurer John Perdue and Secretary of State Joe Manchin challenging Wise in a May primary, while Republican prospects grow amid talk of multiple GOP candidates.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph Staff Masthead
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists staff and editorial leadership including News Editor State Editor Sports Editor Randy Deason Publisher Thomas A Colley Executive Editor Samantha Perry Managing Editor Tammie Toler Barbara Hawkins Bob Redd Charles Owens Andy Patton Dennis Yena City County Editor Senior Copy Editor Business Writer and a biblical verse from John 14 21 AV noting the paper's religious quotation policy.
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West Virginia presses ATV safety law push
The West Virginia Legislature faces a long battle over a strict ATV safety bill. The draft bans ATVs on all roads and requires helmet use for under 18 riders, bans under-18 passengers, and mandates ongoing safety training. Supporters call it a true safety measure for children amid rising ATV deaths.
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Trash bag charges in Bluefield spark anger
William L. Horton of Bluefield WV blasts city leaders over a new trash bag fee of 1.50, accusing officials of using yard waste disposal to profit residents. He criticizes the city manager and boards for alleged mismanagement and urban decline, urging change.
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Thanking Bluefield Daily Telegraph Delivery Man Jack Mitchem
Robert and Georgia Blevins of Princeton West Virginia express gratitude to their paper carrier Jack Mitchem on Route 20 Athens Road for prompt daily delivery through holidays and all weather, praising faithfulness.
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Fixing Social Security for our grandkids
James L. Martin, president of the 60 Plus Association in Arlington, Va., calls on seniors to update Social Security on Aug. 14. He argues the program must be revamped to avoid a future funding crisis and suggests voluntary investment accounts to reduce reliance on payroll taxes, benefiting grandchildren and future generations.
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