December pressures fade with Little Jimmie fundraiser
The Daily Telegraph urges keeping the Christmas spirit amid hectic shopping and bills. It highlights the Community Christmas Tree fund and the annual Little Jimmie party on December 21 at the Bluefield city auditorium, promising red gift bags for children and donor roll calls by editor Charles Owens.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph Staff Credits and Quote
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists Randy Mooney as Publisher and News Editor with Andy Patton and Brian Woodson as editors and Samantha Perry as Sports Editor. A quoted biblical line is attributed to Peter, mentioning healing in Nazareth.
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Renaissance Theater Renamed as Mercer Street Revitalization Progress
Princeton volunteers push a downtown revival centered on renaming the Lavon Theater Renaissance Theater. Donations near 180000 toward an 805000 goal fund theater renovations lighting benches and landscaping. A December film showing and a New Year countdown are part of ongoing fundraisers as plans for an art deco redesign unfold.
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Court system should focus on kids in family law
A reader laments failures in family court and social services, saying the Department of Health and Human Services prioritizes mothers over children and neglects the needs of abused youths. The letter urges legal reforms to protect children and cites personal experiences of alleged neglect and family hardship. It notes publication rules for letters in The Daily Telegraph.
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Should third term be an option
Dan K Thompson analyzes the debate over presidential term limits, arguing the third term option risks political indecisiveness and suggests voters should decide incumbents' viability. He cites FDR and Washington while noting past presidents who could have pursued longer tenures but chose not to.
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