Debating straw bans and Medicare for all in a harsh critique
Op ed by Jay Ambrose argues straw bans are symbolic and reduce real problems. He criticizes environmental lobbying and Medicare for all, citing costs and potential harm to hospitals while urging standards of rational thought. Distributed via Tribune Content Agency.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph Staff Roster and Quoted Verse
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists Randy Moone as publisher and Andy Patton as sports editor with Samantha Perry as editor and Charles Owens plus Brian Woodsen in a byline line. A biblical quote about the devil and lies appears, noting a murderer from the beginning and a father of lies.
County creates new school safety coordinator post
Detective Ron Holt of the Tazewell County Sheriff's Department will serve as school safety coordinator after approval by the county school board. He will design and implement safety programs, liaise with law enforcement, run a crisis response plan, conduct daily safety inspections, form a safety committee, and respond to emergencies. The program includes a new school resource officer at the county vocational center and aims to bridge communication gaps between police and schools.
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Civility as Nation’s Answer Echoed From Richmond Stairway
Kay Coles James recalls a 1960s Richmond incident where a white girl shielded a Black student from bullies during school integration. She argues civility can curb modern political incivility, citing the June 20 restaurant harassment of Kirstjen Nielsen and public attacks on Brett Kavanaugh.
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