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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 2003
Page
4
A writer questions OnStar linked navigation and sensor tech raising Big Brother concerns while acknowledging potential benefits and recalling a distraught child testimonial that underscored the device's emotional impact amid privacy anxieties.
Samantha Perry, Daily Telegraph managing editor, envisions pervasive monitoring by authorities and argues technology could assist daily life from finding misplaced keys to preventing empty fridges and even controlling ovens and pets. The piece weighs privacy vs convenience in a future of constant surveillance.
The article lists newsroom roles including News Editor State Editor and Senior Writer Samantha Perry. Tammie Toler Barbara Hawkins Bill Archer and Thomas A Colley are named with executive and managing editors. Sports Editor Bob Redd and City County Editor Charles C ens are noted along with Senior Copy Editor Andy Patton. A Bible verse is quoted.
The Daily Telegraph reports donations totaling 2065 on Wednesday push the Christmas Tree program past its 15000 goal by 883. Executive Editor Tom Colley thanks readers for their generosity and notes the region’s long tradition of care. Salvation Army seeks further gifts to fund toys, clothing, fuel and winter needs for 1500 children, while Toys for Tots and Union Mission also face higher demand and ongoing deadlines for Angel Tree items.
David S. McCarty of Gary West Virginia alleges local McDowell County businesses demean and illegally discriminate against workers with disabilities and mental health challenges, noting hidden prejudices and tactics to avoid accountability with the Labor Board or lawsuits.
Susan Gullion reflects on memory as a fixed film reel capable of storing historic moments from Vietnam to Kosovo and the September 11 attacks. She imagines downloading memories into a video archive to share and learn, while acknowledging the pain of painful images and the allure of capturing future events like Saddam’s capture and Osama bin Laden.
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