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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 2013
Page
4
Greg Jordan, Daily Telegraph senior reporter, notes weight gain from Christmas meals and desserts. He recalls snow memories, family traditions, and efforts to return to fitness after the holidays. He describes gingerbread, monkey bread, party mix, and sugar free pudding as part of festive treats and ongoing diet struggles. He aims to resume healthier habits after leftovers fade and hopes for a safer New Year.
Randy Mooney publisher Samantha Perry editor and sports editor Andy Patton senior editor Bill Archer scoop Brian Woodson assistant managing editor Charles Owens quotes Psalm 139 14 AKJV as the paper notes staff roles and a devotional verse.
Officials in Mercer County push for new business and retail growth amid ongoing coal challenges. A manufacturing site tour by the Development Authority and state officials targets a potential unnamed company, with interest also in Target and Home Depot franchises. The old Kmart site near Route 460 and I-77 is highlighted as prime for development. The multi purpose equestrian center project advances to design and funding studies, while a new welcome postcard aims to boost tourism alongside the Hatfield McCoy Trail system.
A Christmas column by Smokey Shott on KLBJ AM questions Lucy a 32 year old mother of three who allegedly abuses welfare. The piece accuses welfare critics like Scrooge of using cheap workarounds to attack families while urging readers to support Tea Party positions on food stamps.
Martin Schram argues the presidential press conference is faltering and urges a 2014 New Year’s pledge to restore focus. Both president and White House press corps should ask concise, single-part questions and demand accountable answers based on past transcripts and front-page facts.
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