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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 2007
Page
4
Greg Jordan recalls how dance style, dress codes, and social chatter stirred controversy from early 19th century waltzes to modern high school grind dances. He notes parents and administrators juggling morality and learning while teens seek self expression through music, clothes, and communication.
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists key staff including publisher and editor roles such as William Randy Deason publisher news editor and sports editor. Senior editors include Brian Woodson Thomas Colley and city editor, with executives Andy Patton and Bill Archer among others.
The Supreme Court affirms advisory nature of federal sentencing guidelines in criminal and drug cases. Disparities between large cocaine powder and small crack sentences remain unresolved but judges gain discretion. Two rulings endorse individualized punishment and defer to district judges, with Congress expected to address disparities next year.
A reader proposes reviving downtown Bluefield through Mercer Mall buyouts, a mixed outdoor and indoor mall, rail and bus tours of coal heritage, and new amusements near town. Suggestions include favorable taxes and transforming the area to attract restaurants, hotels, and jobs, plus thanks to Dr. Charles Gabe for cancer care and his compassionate staff.
Martin Schram argues that with three weeks to the Iowa caucuses, presidential campaigns flood voters with jingles and sound bites while the media fixates on polls and horse-race coverage. He warns the public to demand substantive debate and hold leaders accountable for decisions on war debt and national crises.
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