Balancing courage and duty in journalism history
Bill Archer Virginia desk chief for the Daily Telegraph reflects on press ethics after 9 11 urging balanced reporting. He recalls wearing an American flag lapel pin, defends objective coverage, warns against partisan zeal, and stresses First Amendment protections guiding newsroom conduct.
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Erica
Dick Cheney
United States
Evanda
American Legion
Pennsylvania
Bvanda
Geraldo Rivera
Afghanistan
Rivera
Geraldo
Bill Archer
Virginia
The
Daily Telegraph
Daily Telegraph Staff Roles and Motto
TheDaily Telegraph lists Gary Adkisso as Publisher News Editor Tammie Toler as City Editor Samantha Perry unboo and Barbara Hawkins Thomas A Colley as Executive edit VA State Editor Sports Editor Business Editor Teddy Paynter Jody Neal are noted in the byline. A Bible verse from Proverbs is quoted in the piece.
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Tammie
West Virginia eyes security push after 9 11
Public safety chief Martin urges full funding for security as Gov Wise backs expanded policing and anti terrorism measures. In Princeton a new courthouse security system prompts mixed patience but public support. WV spent 2.75 million in two months post 9 11. lawmakers tightened bomb threats penalties. trooper recruitment plans loom amid open positions.
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Oe Martin
West Virginia Department of Military Affairs and Public Safety
Associated Press
Agency
For
Public Safety and Law Enforcement
Martin
Bob Wise
West
America
West Virginia
Filing window opens for West Virginia candidates in 2002
West Virginia Secretary of State announces the official filing period for political office will run January 14 to January 26, 2002. All candidates must file a Certificate of Announcement during this period and pay the filing fee, with last day hours extended to midnight on January 26 for convenience.
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West Virginia
West
Secretary of States
U.S. Postal Service
Afghanistan
Wvso0s
What a difference a year makes War, recession and hope
Dennis Yena reflects on the volatile 2001 to 2002 period, contrasting a year of surpluses and peace with post September 11 turmoil. He notes Al Qaeda's shift after Afghanistan, the war on terror, and early signs the recession may ease, while urging optimism for America's resilience.
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Dennis Yena Bluywich
America
Bush
al Qaeda
Bin
Afghanistan
U.S
New York City
Iraq
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Gary Adkisso
Thomas A. Colley
Teddy Paynter
Jody Neal
Fortunes
Cay Rnav
Woo
Dennis Yena
Bluefield College
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