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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 2002

Page

4

Pocahontas Coal Association forms amid regional industry shift

Bill Fox of Norfolk Southern helped launch the venture aligning Southern West Virginia coal with new markets. Leaders like Bill Skewes, Dick Preservati, and Marshall Miller advocated the region's metallurgical coal as a world standard while Don Nehlen campaigns with Friends of Coal to reshape coal’s image.

H. Edward Eddie” Steele Pocahontas Coal Association Bluefield Elks Lodge Old Operators Association Operators Association Pocahontas Coal Operators’ Association Bluefield Bailey Building American Electric Power Operators’ Association West Virginia Consol Bishop U.S. Steel Gary Hollow Buchanan Norfolk Southern Railway Bill Fox NS Pocahontas Division Best Coal Bill Raney West Virginia Coal Association Raney West Virginia University Don Nehlen Friends of Coal

Cluefield Telegraph Staff Roles and Bible Quote

Cluefield Telegraph lists staff including Samantha Perry city editor Tammie Toler Barbara Hawkins and Bill Archer with Thomas A Colley as executive editor and a sports editor. The page features a biblical verse from Ephesians 6 10 11 in the copy.

Bill Archer The Daily Telegraph Satigns Sonvicaponist Tammie Toler Barbara Hawkins

Salvation Army seeks local aid to meet Christmas needs

Cap. Robert Mullins reports Angel Tree participation helped many children with toys and clothing, but many names remain. With rising fuel, food, and clothing needs, donations trail the $20,000 shortfall as layoffs bite the local economy. Authorities urge gifts in red kettles or mail to Princeton or Bluefield offices.

Robert Mullins Salvation Army Princeton Bluefield Mullins

Letters praising local writers amid cartoon insult in Mississippi

William F. Neal of Tannersville Va criticizes a Bluefield Daily Telegraph cartoon that mocked Mississippi residents as beer guzzling boors and rustic hayseeds. He notes Appalachian stereotypes and defends local writers Larry Hypes and B K Necessary for thoughtful, compassionate portraits.

Bluefield Daily Telegraph Mississippi Trent Lott Strom Thurmond Magnolia Appalachian Mountains Larry Hypes B.K. Necessary

Public letters guidelines for Daily Telegraph readers

The Daily Telegraph invites letters on matters of public interest. Letters should be concise and include the writer’s signature address and phone number. Names cannot be withheld. Mail to Letters to the Editor Bluefield Daily Telegraph 928 Bluefield Avenue Bluefield WV 24701 or email editor bdtonline com.

Daily Telegraph Bluefield Daily Telegraph Bluefield Avenue Bluefield

Residents oppose proposed gas pipeline in Mercer County

Landowners question value loss and taxes from a 30 inch natural gas line proposed by Pipeline Company. They demand alternate routing, more public meetings, and a reroute to McDowell County, urging neighbors to comment to FERC CP02-396-000 and join opposition efforts led by Phoebe Meadows Athens West Virginia.

Dennis Yena Mercer County Fayetteville High School Mercer Raleigh McDowell County DEIS Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Ferc.gov Greenbrier Phoebe Meadows Athens W.va

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U.S Cluefield Baily Telegraph City Samantha Perry Thomas A. Colley Randy Deason William F. Neal Tannersville, Va
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