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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 2013
Page
4
Greg Jordan reports from the Bluefield region on winter power outages and the need for readiness. The piece highlights personal experiences with outages, heat and fuel worries, and tips like flashlights, non cook meals, and heat packs. It notes local nonprofit groups expanding utility assistance and urges neighborly aid amid tight economies.
The article fragment mentions a sequence after an earthquake a fire and a lingering calm described as a still small voice. Names cited include Randy Mooney editor staff and other newsroom roles, indicating a church or sermon theme reflected in the text. The line ends with a biblical quote.
Blue Holly Day debuts in Bluefield with an ice skating rink on Raleigh Street, a 1 p.m. Christmas parade, a holiday photo village, Grinch and Santa appearances, and a Craft Beer Brawl from noon to 5 p.m. Admission details vary by age, with free skates for under 18 and half price for 18 and older. City officials praise the effort to boost local merchants and showcase downtown improvements. The Holiday of Lights at City Park caps the day.
Marvin Woodie Jr of Bluefield argues tolls on I 77 from Bluefield to Charleston should end after 2019 when bonds are repaid. He suggests closing two booths and opening three new ones at Morgantown Charleston, Parkersburg Charleston, and Huntington Charleston to maintain revenue, calling for equitable income while noting state needs and gas tax funds.
Jay Ambrose argues that the Dodd-Frank act expands government overreach including life insurance provisions. He criticizes regulators for overreach, cites high rule counts and costs, and warns of reduced consumer choices and higher prices amid ongoing Obamacare effects.
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