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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 2002
Page
4
Janet Williams of Bluefield W V argues against a new alternative education policy that would restrict grade inclusion and class rank for students in nontraditional programs. She contends reforms should reward effort and ensure equal educational opportunities, urging a no vote to protect student hope.
The Cluefield Daily Telegraph lists Thomas A Colley as Executive Editor News Editor and State Editor with City Editor Samantha Perry as Managing Editor and Sports Editor. Senior Copy Editor Dennis Yena is noted among staff. The piece ends with a Bible verse from Ephesians 3 20 21.
As the 2003 session opens on January 8 in Charleston, West Virginia will see 24 Democrats and 10 Republicans in the Senate and 68 Democrats with 32 Republicans in the House, signaling party shifts yet a continued Democratic edge. A AP roundtable quotes GOP chair Kris Warner and House Leader Rick Staton on bipartisan hopes, with Warner warning Republicans will act if Democrats don’t fix problems, while Staton says voters still trust Democrats. The piece notes both parties seek cooperation to address financial needs and state challenges.
A hall of famer expresses deep thanks for induction into the Bluefield High Hall of Fame. He thanks the committee, Board of Education, nominators, supporters, faculty, students, family, and friends. He praises Principal Joe Turner and the Mary Chmara Learning Center reception.
Jim Davidson reflects on creating a landscape timber home in Conway as a retreat from city life. He notes the shift from hectic urban living to a peaceful, nature connecting space, shares his own lodge themed design ideas, and offers instructions and photos via self addressed stamped envelope for readers seeking such a retreat.
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