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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 2003
Page
4
Susan Gullion argues that a real deadly flu season justifies yearly vaccination and urges readers to get the shot for themselves and others. She contrasts genuine health risk with marketing tactics and warns against coercive scarcity rhetoric.
The text lists staff positions at the Bluefield Daily Telegraph including Randy Deason publisher Thomas A Colley executive editor Samantha Perry managing editor and others. It also includes a biblical quotation urging to seek nourishment that satisfies the soul with fatness and good food.
Virginia counties Fazewell Buchanan Giles Bland join West Virginia in federal disaster designation after last month’s flood. FEMA teams contact victims and urge calls to 1-800-621-FEMA to start applications and speed relief. The designation follows costly damage to homes farms roads and businesses across the region.
Former Marine Tom Colley argues for honesty about the JFK murder. He cites a History Channel program, doubts a bolt action rifle could provide rapid fire, and questions the lone assassin theory while noting a 1978 committee found multiple weapons.
Senator Jay Rockefeller reflects on the West Virginia Summit on Homeland Security in Shepherdstown. He notes attendees from emergency services, law enforcement, military, health, business, and education, aiming to improve coordination and readiness against threats while highlighting volunteer challenges and the need for ongoing cooperation.
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