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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1998
Page
7
The column presents the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus on opinions. It includes a Bible verse day quote from Psalms 9 9 about the Lord as refuge for the oppressed as part of the religious reflections.
Whitethorn Elementary School fifth graders drafted and lobbied for carbon monoxide detectors in new and certain existing buildings. With teachers and legislators, they helped pass the bill in Charleston and Gov Cecil Underwood signed it into law. Their effort shows citizen action can spur safer laws without big spending.
Larry Hypes notes autumn brings football World Series and leaf color shifts. He surveys high school games cookouts playoff sports, gear changes from tires to antifreeze, heating cooling cycles, and rising activities as summer ends and preparations for winter begin.
Daniel A. Russo argues for dome shaped houses citing Buckminster Fuller and geodesic domes as heat efficient and wind resistant. He claims domes avoid corners, reduce heat loss, and can be steel reinforced concrete shells, preferring coastal stilts to mitigate flood surge. He urges readers to embrace the idea despite prior skeptical responses.
Washington analysis shows foreign crises lift approval ratings across presidents from FDR to Bush. Historical bumps ranged from 9 to 18 percentage points, often fading as conflicts drag, with Carter and Clinton cited as examples. Anderson and Moller note such gains do not fix domestic issues.
Dale McFeathers argues the manual transmission is fading as cars gain automatic systems. He cites cruise control, GPS, climate controls, automatic headlights, and other tech as reducing driver involvement, warning of a future where government and manufacturers limit steering choices.
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