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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1990
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board states that the opinions in the columns reflect the board consensus. It lists members including J Stanley Warren and Thomas A Colley with various editorial roles. The page also presents a Bible quote from James 1 22 urging action over hearing only.
An editorial endorses Mercer County Development Authority efforts to study coal gasohol in southern West Virginia. It urges tax removal on coal gasohol to boost affordability and demand, arguing local fuel diversification strengthens the economy, supports national energy needs, and reduces military reliance on imported oil.
Jim Terry reflects on a Christmas shopping day at Mercer Mall and the joy of human connection. Amid crowds and weighty packages he feels gratitude for health, family, friends, and a loving job, realizing the shared humanity that links us all. The piece closes with gratitude from the Daily Telegraph city editor.
A local reader defends freedom of speech in a December follow up letter about school policy. He notes past criticisms of Graham and praise for the coaches Carlock Gainer and Chmara. He recalls prank calls and a threatening message, but says he will pray for the caller and wishes all area teams success.
In a dramatic prelude to peace talks, Saddam Hussein appears to force a shift by threatening to invite Yasir Arafat, prompting Bush to offer direct U S Iraq negotiations and include Saudi and Kuwaiti diplomats. The move risks tying the Arab Israeli conflict to the Iraq Kuwait dispute while critics blame U S weakness.
In Grey Hills New Mexico a remote trading post draws attention for its renowned Navajo rugs. The article profiles Les Wilson, assistant manager at Two Grey Hills Trading Post, detailing a 48 by 75 inch rug by Elizabeth Billie priced at 7500 dollars and highlighting rug quality factors and local artisans. Wilson, a San Diego native, describes life on the reservation, his career path, and family.
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