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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 2011

Page

3

Rural mail carries endure as lifeline despite tough times

In Princeton West Virginia a post office run with U S Rep Nick Rahall highlights the enduring role of rural mail delivery. Carriers sort mail on a busy floor while residents rely on daily deliveries for medicines and essentials, underscoring mail as a vital link not replaceable by the internet.

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Dinefield Daily Telegraph Staff and Verse

The Dinefield Daily Telegraph lists staff including Darryl Hudson publisher and news editor Andy Patton sports editor Brian Woodson Samantha Perry managing and senior editors with city editor duties. The piece includes a Bible verse quote from John 15 5 AKJV.

Andy Patton Brian Woodson

Lawmakers seek review of rural postal closures plan

A bipartisan West Virginia and Virginia group asks the U S Postal Service for a full examination of 26 rural facilities and Bluefield processing center. They urge considering community impact, not just foot traffic and balance sheets, amid concerns closures target low earners and hurt elderly and low income residents.

West Virginia Southwest Virginia U.S. Post Office U.S Joe Manchin Dw.va Jay Rockefeller U.S. Post Patrick Donahoe Postal Regulatoryommission Ruth Y. Goldway Postal Service Mercer County Tim Thomason Perry Elgood Cheesy Cheek Hatcher Hollow Bluefield Washington

Official Clock of Nature's City Promoted In Bluefield Letter

James W. Jennings of Bluefield WV suggests moving an official mercury clock downtown to a First Community Bank site. The plan includes leasing it for $1, maintaining it, and adding a sign about the citys air conditioned clock with a 90 degree thermometer and a lemonade display. A press release would announce the decision and revamp. Public notice notes dog days end September 5.

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Daily Telegraph seeks letters on public interest matters

The Daily Telegraph invites readers to submit letters on public interest topics. Letters must include the writer’s signature, address, and phone number for consideration. Submissions may be sent by e mail to editor bdtonline com.

Daily Telegraph

S P downgrades U S rating forces rethink of math and politics

Martin Schram argues that Standard and Poor's downgrade of the United States from AAA to AA reflects political judgments more than pure economics. He notes errors in S P's figures, the Obama era deal, and how political brinkmanship shaped the outcome, likening S P to a wristwatch that is right twice daily.

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