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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1999
Page
4
The piece presents a credo on constitutional rights and church state limits followed by an editorial board note and a Bible verse from Jeremiah asserting divine power. It reflects the paper’s stance and announces the publishing leadership, with a biblical quotation tied to the edition.
An editorial notes the New York Stock Exchange will switch from fractions to decimals next year, listing prices down to the penny. It highlights the shift from one eighth and one sixteenth to precise cents, mentioning penny stocks and mixed opinions on the move amid Americans’ strong money feelings and limited sentimental attachment to old fractions.
The National Park Service weighs creating a British invasion route trail from Bladensburg to Washington to mark the 2012 War of 1812 bicentennial. It would spotlight the August 1814 raid that burned the Capitol and White House, a low point in U.S. history, and could attract international visitors.
Letters argue reporters mislead about streams and mountain top removal in West Virginia. They defend state regulations from the West Virginia DEP and ask why federal aims target coal mining, citing standards and a judge’s conclusions.
The piece recalls Christmas memories from childhood through adult reflection. It centers on December's wonder, a family tree ritual, wooden decorations coming alive in wintry light, sleigh bells felt rather than seen, and a hope for Christmas spirit to linger daily. Jim Terry, Daily Telegraph city editor, reflects on love as heart’s home.
Charles Owens notes in the Daily Telegraph that Tazewell and McDowell counties begin the year 2000 with a Democratic led board, jail upgrade, and major projects. Interstate 73 74 interchange, Coalfields Expressway, Hatfield and McCoy Trail, Tug Fork Flood Control, new schools, Wal Mart centers, and a possible courthouse define regional growth.
A compiled directory of names and addresses for state senators delegates and U.S. lawmakers. Includes D and R party affiliations, district numbers, mailing boxes, street addresses, city and zip codes, phone and fax numbers, and Capitol offices in Richmond Charleston Washington and other cities. Notable figures include Senators Leonard W Anderson Billy Wayne Bailey Homer Ball John Pat Fanning and U S Representatives Boucher Rahall and Rockefeller.
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