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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1995
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents opinions on current topics and includes today’s Bible quote from 2 Thessalonians 3:13. Executive editor Thomas A. Colley frames the writing.
Editorial lauds Mercer County coalition formed in 1994 and ongoing cross city efforts between Princeton Community Hospital and Bluefield Regional Medical Center. Leaders from government, chambers, and hospital boards meet to share services, lower costs, and strengthen communication for countywide unity and economic goals.
In Four Seasons Country December events roll on with Pocahontas Tazewell and Grundy parades today and tomorrow. The Daily Telegraph sponsors the Community Christmas Tree at Stadium Drive Auditorium and Youth Center, with about 900 children receiving toys and treats on Saturday at noon. Cecil Surratt and Don Whitt return as key performers.
A Mullens reader questions why a policeman who beat a 16 year old faced only a five day suspension while a parent could be jailed for child abuse. The letter urges equal accountability, questions media hush posts, and asks what the country is becoming as concerns about public safety and press coverage rise.
Ann McFeatters reports on President Clinton signing the helmet and 55 mph repeal attached to a $6.5 billion highway repair bill. The move ends the national speed limit and loosens helmet mandates amid congressional pressure, DOT opposition, and debate over lives and costs.
A writer recalls becoming a mother of three, balancing choice and circumstance. From a 29 year old at home with a toddler and preschooler to an unplanned pregnancy, the family bonds deepen as the eldest grows, and a park visit rekindles joy amid life’s shifts. The piece reflects on memory, growth, and the monarchs reappearing in a familiar backyard.
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