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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 2010
Page
4
Reg Henry argues WikiLeaks exposes the inner workings of government and banking, eroding confidential discourse and signaling a new Wild West internet era. The column critiques leaks, cites personal embarrassments, and warns of broader trust erosion for professionals including diplomats.
A compact staff listing shows Darryl Hudson as Publisher and News Editor with Andy Patton as Sports Editor and Brian Woodson Samantha Perry as Managing Editor, Bill Archer and Charles Owens as Senior Editor City Editor. The page includes a biblical quote fragment.
Mercer and Tazewell counties report confirmed rabies in animals and several human exposures after a Princeton cat incident. A rabid skunk attacked two dogs in Tazewell, leading to euthanization of the dogs. Seven people in Mercer are receiving treatment after contact with the long haired black cat on Nov. 12. Health officials urge vaccination, avoidance of wild or stray animals, and reporting of stray animals to control agencies.
In a Nov 28 2010 letter to the Bluefield Daily Telegraph a writer argues Bluefield under funds its police and urges the city board and Chief Wilson to ensure adequate staffing. The author defends the Beautification Commission led by Gail Satterfield, noting city backing and donor generosity, and contends Butt should apologize.
A self described columnist reflects on good intentions versus actions, debating two meanings of road to hell with anecdotes about procrastination, ethics, and missed follow through. She notes procrastination harms, cites a nun on omission, and urges turning intentions into concrete deeds.
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