There Is a Santa in Four Seasons Country
A Daily Telegraph feature by B.K. Necessary reflects on charity and the magic of generosity. It recalls Make-A-Wish, Angel Trees, and local acts of kindness that lift forgotten children like Little Jimmie from poverty toward hopeful moments, contrasting with harsh realities in Duke Pediatric Oncology and hospital wards.
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New York Sun
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Cluefield Daily Telegraph editors note scripture quote
The News Editor State Editor and City Editor share a headline style note quoting Isaiah 51 12 in a religious reflection. The page presents a scripture message attributed to the editors rather than a standard news item.
West Virginia faces a defining 2003 legislative session
Speech by Bob Wise urges bold reform in civil justice tax workers' comp and economic development as West Virginia confronts a fiscal crisis. Calls for new policies to attract business and shift reliance from government, stressing opportunity to reshape the Mountain State and secure a stronger future.
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West Virginia seat belt use rises after safety blitz
The West Virginia Governor's Highway Safety Offices report seat belt usage jumping from 49th to 32nd in the nation, rising from 52 percent to 72 percent after the Click It or Ticket and related campaigns. Crashes last year injured 28,000 people and killed 357, with 28 child deaths in unrestrained seats. The programs also promoted child passenger safety inspections amid ongoing crash injuries and economic losses totaling about 3.2 billion dollars annually.
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Christmas trees and politics flood a holiday season
A Washington roundup notes Americans split between live and fake trees with 36 million fresh trees sold, plus a safety glance at toy deaths and balloon choking. It covers a Bush White House dog incident, Clinton era White House ornament rules, a submerged volcano risk near Sicily, and record TV ad spending reaching one billion dollars ahead of the November vote.
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National Fire Protection Association
Consumer Product Safety Commission
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