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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 2013
Page
4
Larry Hypes, a Tazewell High School teacher, argues for a 2014 focus on coal industry vigor, new highway links, expanded recreational tourism, and strong local schools and health care to keep youths locally. He urges reenergizing coal support, King Coal Highway work, and community promotion across Mercer and Tazewell counties.
The page lists Bluefield Daily Telegraph staff including Randy Mooney as Publisher and News Editor with Andy Patton, Brian Woodson, Samantha Perry, and Bill Archer among editors and assistants. It features a Psalm 1:2 AKJV quotation from Charles Owens.
Berkeley astronomer Erik Petigura estimates one in five sunlike stars hosts Earth sized planets in the habitable zone. Since 1992 over 1,000 exoplanets found and 3,500 candidates identified, with Kepler data, and hearings by the House Science Committee. The next Webb telescope in 2018 sharpens the quest for life beyond Earth.
A reader thanks Bluefield artist Gary Bowling for seven years of Gary Bowling's House of Art in downtown Bluefield. The writer credits Bowling and collaborators Isaac Preston Jody Queen Chris Dehart Laquay Slade and Patch Whiskey for inspiring local youth and creating a world audience for art.
The Daily Telegraph invites readers to send letters on public issues. Letters must include signature, address and phone number for publication consideration and can be emailed to editor at b d t online.com.
Jay Ambrose argues religious displays and calendar wording spark a broader war on common sense. He cites Guantanamo nativity removals, a Covington Christmas calendar dispute, and a Modesto campus pamphlet incident to warn against censorship while urging forgiveness and charity.
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