Morning Star reminiscence recalls early TV era heroes
The piece reflects on Stubby Scoop and Snoop and Big Jim as pioneer media figures seen in the Morning Star restaurant era. It describes early household washing machines and coal miners wives taking breaks, the rise of WHIS Bluefield as a new station, and the first fledgling cable era with WOAY Beckley and a single distant channel. It highlights Shirley Love and the local cult of Scoop and Snoop in a nostalgic tone.
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Stubby
Scoop
Snoop
Big Jim
Morning Star
Usu
Bluefield
WHIS
West Virginia
WOAY
Beckley
Shirley Love
My Bluefield Daily Telegraph Memories and Local News Ties
Larry Hypes reflects on the Bluefield Daily Telegraph era he grew up with. He recalls C. C. Young Ray Brooks and Circle Six Ranch stars, editorials by Shott and Wesley, Bible verses on the page, Merc er County Needs highway wishes, Stubby Currence’s sports coverage and Our Lads Beavers notes. He notes how the paper’s reach shaped his news habits and local culture.
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C.C. Young
Ray Brooks
Circle Six Ranch
Mel Barnett
Big Jim
Dalton
Jim
St. Louis Cardinals
Yankees
Mr. Shott
Mr. Wesley
Washington
Congress
Mercer County
Bluefield
Princeton
Daddy
Daily Telegraph
Stubby” Currence
Pocahontas
Mighty
Bluefield Beavers
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Bluefield Daily News Staff and Editor List
The clipping lists Randy Moone as Publisher and Samantha Perry as News Editor with several staff credits including Andy Patton as Sender and Bill Archer in sports. It also mentions Brian Woodson as Assistant Managing Editor and Charles Owens with a quoted biblical verse.
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Ccm
Andy Patton Sender
Ccc
Bill Archer
Coeeen Brian Woodson
Charles Owens
Clinton emails scandal shapes public distrust and fate
The piece argues the uproar over Hillary Clinton's use of a personal email server is driven by politics, not just facts. It notes she sent over 60,000 emails from a private account, deleted more than 31,000, and handed the server to investigators after pressure. It cites classified material found in samples, ongoing FBI review, and public perceptions of Clinton as arrogant and untrustworthy, with potential political consequences.
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Clinton
Secretary of State
Chappaqua
N.Y
Justice Department
Intelligence Community Inspector General
State Department
Hillary Clinton
FBI
Securi
CIA
Intence
Public Letters Policy By The Daily Telegraph
The Daily Telegraph outlines that letters on public issues require the writer's signature address and phone number. It will not publish pen names or anonymous letters and provides a mailing address and a signed fax number for submissions.
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Daily Telegraph
The
Clinton emails and security risk at State
A columnist argues that Hillary Clinton’s plan to use a private email server, instead of the State Department system, risks national security. The piece discusses potential leaks, the role of information officers, and whether warnings were heeded, noting no evidence of actions taken. Washington faces a broad security dilemma.
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Clinton
Washington
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Garden Club
June Grubb
Bluefield High School
Bluefield Baily Telegraph
Randy Moone
Samantha Perry
Hillary
Hillary Clintens
Bill Clinton
Arkansas
America
Martin Schram
Tribune News Service
Martin
Schram
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