Disney World trip fulfills wishes of Rita Brenda and Boyd
Daily Telegraph writer B K Necessary chronicles Rita Sadler and friends Brenda Young along with Boyd Fisher at Riverview Nursing Home Rich Creek Virginia. They dreamed of Disney World and got there with support from Betty Asbury activities director. Boyd died soon after returning. Betty says Disney was his wish fulfilled and a heavenward path.
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Rita Sadler
Rita
Brenda Young
Boyd Fisher
Disney World
Brenda
Boyd
Betty Asbury
Riverview Nursing Home
Betty
Rich Creek
Florida
Heaven
Daily Telegraph Staff Roster and Bible Verse
A staff byline list shows Gary Adkisson as Publisher News Editor Tammie Toler as City Editor Samantha Perry as WY State Editor Barbara Hawkins as Thomas A Colley Executive editor VA State Editor Bill Archer as Sports Editor Teddy Paynter as Business Editor The page includes a Jeremiah 32 19 quotation in the margin
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Tammie Toler
Samantha Perry
Barbara Hawkins
Bill Archer
Teddy Paynter
Johy Neal
Outdated West Virginia laws invite laughter and legal questions
A West Virginia assistant attorney general notes many absurd old laws remain on the books, from hat etiquette in theaters to fixturing divorces and taxi door rules. Critics urge purging unread statutes to modernize the code and remove a legal gray area worth laughs but not enforcement.
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West Virginia
Mountain State
Ohio
Recht
Survivors of Mercer Mall raise eight carts of donations for charity
Jody Neal Justin Lilly Valerie Fox and Crockett Davidson led a holiday drive at Mercer Mall raising over eight carts of Toys books gloves scarves and canned food. They spent one week living at the mall to benefit multiple charities and youth programs. The leaders and volunteers praised their teamwork and community impact during the Christmas season.
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Mercer Mall
Jody Neal
The
Daily Telegraph
Justin Lilly
WHIS
Valerie Fox
Star 94
Crockett Davidson
Pepsi
Jody
Justin
Valerie
Crockett
Court rules individual gun rights affirmed by Fifth Circuit
The Fifth Circuit upholds that the Second Amendment protects individual rights to bear arms, rejecting a strict collective-rights view tied to the militia. The panel says Miller does not support collective rights and that the preamble does not override individual rights. The ruling allows a restraining order gun ban to stand as a reasonable restriction, with Emerson facing trial.
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Scripps Howard News Service
U.S
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Texas
Timothy Joe Emerson
Emerson
Federal District Court
Sam R. Cummings
Cummings
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. v
Miller
National Guard
Supreme Court
Fifth Circuit
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Charles Edwards
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James C. Killen
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Andrea Branton
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