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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2002
Page
4
Greg Jordan reflects on fifteen years at the Daily Telegraph as he leaves journalism to study teaching at Concord College. He recalls UFO reports, crime scenes, and memorable interviews while thanking colleagues and readers and noting his future as an educator.
Gary Adkisson serves as Publisher and Samantha Perry as Publisher. Thomas A Colley is Executive Editor and Managing Editor Tammie Toler Barbara Hawkins oversee the News Editor and State Editor roles. Bill Archer and Greg Jordan are noted editors. The page features a Psalms 122:1 AV quotation.
A New York federal prosecutor charges Alimzhan Tokhtakhounov with fixing the Winter Olympics pairs and ice dancing results. A French judge and federation head are suspended, and Italian police arrest Tokhtakhounov on wiretap evidence aimed at swapping votes.
An open letter to the baby boomer generation urges parents to do their jobs first before blaming teachers. It laments busy schedules, lack of self-discipline among children, and a rise in selfish attitudes while calling on families to reclaim responsibility.
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph invites letters on public interest topics and requires the writer to include signature address and phone number for publication. Names will be published and mailed letters should be sent to the Letters to the Editor address in Bluefield West Virginia.
A political missive argues the 2022 midterm theme remains the economy as voters focus on growth, stock ownership, and corporate conduct. It cites Democratic and Republican strategists, warning about conflicts of interest and the public’s concerns over corporate behavior influencing election outcomes.
Bonnie Erbe argues a stock market slide and waning consumer confidence could trigger a double dip recession by November. She critiques Republican tactics, warns against mudslinging, and stresses concerns over jobs, housing, and retirement, noting Democratic leverage and poll shifts. She identifies leadership as a key economic driver.
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