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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 2011
Page
3
Bill Archer recounts repairing a leaking kitchen faucet that started from a pebble in the water line. Two buckets, a stubborn drip, and a self taught fix culminate in a new spigot and a leak free kitchen while the bathroom faucet remains problematic.
A brief display of the Duffield Telegraph staff roles, listing Darryl Hudson as Publisher Samantha Perry as Managing Editor Bill Archer as News Editor Arles Owens as News Editor Sports Editor Andy Patton as Sports Editor Senior Editor Brian Woodson as City Editor. A biblical proverb is quoted in the context of the page.
The new U S ambassador Gary Locke arrives in Beijing to a mix of awe and envy among Chinese, as social resentment grows toward officials who flaunt privilege. A Seattle coffee line photo with his daughter goes viral, highlighting expectations of modest conduct and critique of elite entitlement.
A letter from Big Al Palmer of Glenwood defends coal’s value in U S history and asks for continued research into cleaner, better uses. He recalls West Virginia coal’s role in wars and economic growth while urging faith in free enterprise and preparedness for future energy needs.
A Bluefield resident commends the City Board for appointing Pete Sarver as director of Parks and Recreation. The letter claims he saved the city over $50,000 through utility management and improved the city park by painting the tank, noting the park now looks better.
Readers weigh in on firearms ownership with hunters praised for experience and spirits. Many argue cell phones belong in schools for safety amid past incidents. Opinions on President Obama are mixed with calls for a Republican successor. Some commenters react with humor to a store intrusion and urge action to protect children.
Readers submit opinions on water taste from chlorine and bottled water avoidance. Comments mention Gov vetoes redistricting, cat privacy in video, regional scams, college football loyalties, profanity in media, waterspout at a North Carolina beach, and a man claiming vampiric attack.
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