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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 2003
Page
4
Bill Archer a Daily Telegraph senior writer reflects on five plus years driving an 18 wheeler in snow and ice. He recalls lessons in patience surviving blizzards and near misses, the view from the cab, fatigue, and the discipline of focusing on a task amid adverse weather.
The text lists newsroom roles including Samantha Perry Tammie Toler Barbara Hawkins Bill Archer and others with titles such as News Editor State Editor Senior Writer Sports Editor City County Editor Senior Copy Editor and Executive Editor. A biblical quotation is included about fathers and children.
The piece argues that a Washington state scholarship excluding theology raises First Amendment issues. It notes Justice Breyer’s caution about broad religious discrimination fears and warns a ruling favoring the student could lead to wider entitlements in various programs. It emphasizes the danger of precedent if the Constitution is not upheld.
Charlie Hampton Sr of Princeton WV voices concern over annexation, arguing it mainly boosts city revenues while offering few direct gains to residents. He cites county police fire water and sewer protections, worries about job quality, and urges focus on manufacturing and regional unity over tourism and annexation.
The Tazewell Fire Department thanks Ramey Ford Farm Bureau Larry D Blankenship Insurance Cargo Oil Company Olde Virginia Pharmacy Peery St Clair Inc Buchanan's Greenhouse McDonald's Wendy's Long John Silvers John's Auto Service and Local Media Groups for Fire Prevention Week 1337 students and many adults participated in activities. Fire officials urge smoke detector checks and battery changes.
Jim Davidson retells a tale of a prizewinning farmer who shared seed corn with neighbors to ensure cross pollination keeps everyone's crop strong. The piece links corn to community, freedom, and mutual aid, urging peace loving people to help others live well and to value human connections.
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