Coal industry seen as people business at Bluefield symposium
Reporter notes Consol Coal Group president Peter Lilly’s address at Bluefield’s two day Coal Symposium. He recalls mining history, family ties, and Eddie Steele’s era while stressing coal remains a people industry. Bill Reid praises safety progress as a fifth generation miner chairs the event.
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Beckley Woodrow Wilson Flying Eagles
Bluefield Beaver
Woodrow
Mitchell Stadium
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Consol Coal Group
Eddie Steele
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America
Peter Lilly
John Feddock
Marshall Miller & Associates
Bill Reid
Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce
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Cluefield Daily Telegraph Leadership and Faith Quote
The Cluefield Daily Telegraph lists William Randy Deason as Publisher and Thomas A Colley as Executive Editor with Samantha Perry serving as Managing Editor and News Editor. Other editorial roles include Sports Editor, Senior Editor and City Editor.
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Thomas A. Colley
Samantha Perry
Appalachian poverty rises as 114000 more join the ranks
The U.S. Census reports Appalachia now has 13.3 million people in poverty, up 114000 from last year, spanning West Virginia and Virginia plus nearby states. Uninsured numbers fell slightly while median incomes rose in most states though remain far below the national level. Local data show Bluefield area poverty at 21.4 percent with the region urged to pursue stronger economic improvements.
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Virginia
Appalachian
Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
Maryland
Mississippi
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Tennessee
Associated Press
Ted Boettner
Bluefield
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U.S. Census Bureau
Letters raise questions on money and hypocrisy
A Wytheville reader argues about Kerry and McCain wealth, noting both families gained money through marriage. The letter condemns name calling and innuendo, calls out media focus, and urges issue based discussion over accusations. The writer contrasts Obama as “the candidate of change” with the tone of outrage.
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McCain
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Clinton Uses Night Of Unity To Back Obama Amid McCain Clash
Hillary Clinton urged delegates to unite behind Barack Obama while bashing John McCain and urging readiness for Day One. She framed the night as a unilateral party moment, ending with supporters optimistic that Obama must close the deal, as she remains a central liberal voice. Ron Fournier reports on the AP.
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Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
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Massachusetts
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