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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2012
Page
4
Larry Hypes reflects on 2013 and shares practical hopes for improved TV breaks, fewer traffic lights, and toll-free highways. He notes the value of routines, roads, and public servants, wishing readers better health, safer travel, and meaningful rest in the coming year.
The snippet lists Bluefield Daily Telegraph staff positions including publisher and editors. It includes a Bible verse from Psalms 53:1 AKJV attributed to an unknown author. The fragment resembles a masthead with names and a scripture quote.
One year into the public private partnership Reconnecting McDowell reports gains in broadband with Frontier wiring every county school and Shentel wiring 10 000 homes. The initiative started December 16 2011 with 40 partners and now counts about 110. It aims to recruit and retain teachers facing housing and geographic challenges and address education jobs and economy. Leaders from the American Federation of Teachers and West Virginia Board of Education say the campaign is just beginning and should deliver sustainable programs beyond 2013.
Diane DeHart argues that quitting smoking and saving the money could fund gifts for next Christmas. She notes many smokers spend over five dollars per pack, possibly two packs daily, and suggests using the money for a piggy bank as a moral boost and family benefit. She invites public letters to The Daily Telegraph.
A conservative NYT columnist lauds Lincoln as powerful in the film while warning universities neglect core history. He cites a study showing 81 percent of seniors at elite schools fail a basic history test and urges tuition cuts and teaching reforms to restore focus on substantive learning. He contrasts with Harvard and notes potential lessons from Lincoln’s era.
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