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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 2005
Page
4
Samantha Perry argues weight control hinges on activity not diet limit. A Raleigh woman’s 90 day McDonald’s experiment yielded 37 pounds lost, challenging the idea McDonalds drives obesity. Readers urged to discuss healthy food and activity with doctors.
A listing names editors and staff positions including News Editor Sports Editor Senior Editor and publishers with roles at the Bluefield Daily Telegraph and related offices. The note quotes a biblical line attributed to David and Saul.
Grundy advances as a higher education hub with the grand opening of the University of Appalachia College of Pharmacy. Leaders like Dr. Edgar Gonzalez and community figures such as Mickey McGlothlin, Jay Rife, and Frank Kilgore drive the project, joined by support from U.S. Rep. Rick Boucher and Senator George Allen. Coal, timber, and gas economies shape the region as local families sustain growth and lure more institutions.
Barbara Beck of Princeton WV argues county records are scattered and poorly housed since 1853. She urges a dedicated records annex to preserve history, support genealogy tourism, and boost local pride and revenue.
All four senators from Virginia and West Virginia backed the Energy Policy Act of 2005 the Protection of Lawful Commerce In Arms Act and the Transportation Equity Act a five year program funding 286.4 billion for transportation all four southern delegates supported these measures while others split on health care and malpractice reforms with Capito Mollohan and Rahall voting yes on some measures and Boucher voting no. The Dominican Republic Central America Free Trade Agreement was rejected by Capito Mollohan Rahall and Boucher and Mollohan voted against the health care and malpractice reforms.
WV and Virginia lawmakers backed the United States Trade Rights Enforcement Act and the Small Business Health Fairness Act of 2005 with Capito Mollohan Rahall voting yes or no as noted. Other items cover Republican and Democratic anticipated bids in 2006 including Porters and Skeens Caldwell, Guills, Chafin and Fanning.
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