Resolutions for 2007 from a Daily Telegraph editor
Charles Owens notes unconventional resolutions for 2007 including staying fuel efficient avoiding closed doors and improving communication with automated services. He hopes the new year brings better reading time and healthier living while admitting many plans may fail.
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McDowell County
Pearlsburg
Harrisonburg
Dinefield Bailey Telegraph Staff and Editors Listed
The document lists publisher Randy Deason and editors Samantha Perry News Editor Andy Patton Brian Woodson Thomas Colley and Charles Owens as executive and managing editors along with city editor roles. It includes a biblical quote from Philippians 4:19.
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Andy Patton
Brian Woodson
West Virginia to honor Freida Riley with new educator award
Clarksburg officials unveil the Freida J. Riley Outstanding Educator Award for West Virginia teachers beginning next year to align with the October Sky Festival and Sputnik’s 50th anniversary. Rocket Boys supporters, including Homer Hickam, praise preserving Riley’s legacy and a $5,000 prize honoring statewide educators.
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Clarksburg
McDowell County
Freida J. Riley
Riley
Big Creek High School
Washington Air and Space Museum
West Virginia
Christopher Columbus Fellowship Foundation
Homer Hickam
Rocket Boys
Foundation
Mountain
Freida Riley
Mountain State
WVVA urges Local-to-Local service for satellite viewers
WVVA VP GM Frank Brady responds to Morris Lee on an “Open Letter” about NBC carriage. He notes WVVA has a retransmission agreement since 2004 with Echo Star and DirectTV for Local-to-Local service, and urges satellite subscribers in Bluefield Beckley Oak Hill market to push providers to add Local-to-Local. He cites 35,700 local satellite subscribers and urges demand.
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Freud
WVVA
Morris Lee
NBC
Lee
Echo Star
Direct TV
Bluefield-Beckley-Oak Hill
Russell County
Tri-Cities
Dish
Frank Brady
Wvva-Tv
Obama Could Catapult Race and Experience in White House Run
The piece weighs Barack Obama as a viable Democratic contender whose appeal blends charisma with relative inexperience in national office. It contrasts Powell and Clinton, notes Obama's chance to run or align as a future vice president, and previews a decision due next month amid Bush's unpopularity and a shifting race landscape.
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Illinois
Barack Obama
Obama
Jesse Jackson
al Sharpton
Martin Luther King
Oval Office
U.S
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Powell
Sen
Hillary Rodham Clinton
New York
Clinton
Bush
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
George H.W. Bush
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Scripps Howard News Service