Daily Telegraph Editorial Note and Bible Quote
The editors state the column opinions reflect the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus. Publisher Steve Smith and executive editor Thomas A Colley are named. Today's Bible quote emphasizes loving the LORD and hating evil, noting divine preservation and deliverance from the wicked.
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Editorial: Win win for all in Bluefield sewer plan
Jimmy Jones presses to revive a long stalled Bluefield Divides sewer project through a Vision Summit at Springville Elementary. The plan, backed by state and local officials, aims to protect the Bluestone Water Shed and spur development along the Route 19 460 corridor, with broad participation and funding agency involvement.
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Tazewell County
Jimmy Jones
Springville
Bluefield
U.S
Rick Boucher
D-Va
John Tate
Marion
Phillip Puckett
Lebanon
Charles Robb
Jackie Stump
Oakwood
John Warner
Sanitary Board
Cumberland Plateau
Silent Witness in Store Aisle as Tension Builds
In a Christmas Eve grocery line a man bullies a boy and girl while a quiet, compliant woman watches. A clerk intervenes guiding the trio away as other shoppers resume their routines. Barbara Hawkins reports for the Daily Telegraph.
Millennium questions and recycling plea from Blacksburg letters
A reader in Blacksburg Virginia rails at media for calling 2000 the millennium and urges accuracy. The letter argues to recycle and reduce solid waste, urging churches schools and workplaces to promote stewardship and reuse while criticizing sensationalism.
OSHA home office ruling sparks debate over government reach
Cal Thomas argues against OSHA asserting authority over home offices as employees work remotely. He cites privacy, Fourth Amendment concerns, and potential expansion of federal intrusion, suggesting the policy was politically motivated and risks establishing a dangerous precedent. He warns that future agencies could police domestic spaces and questions the timing amid elections.
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Texas
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Washington
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Peaceful end to hijacking sparks regional tension
The Christian Science Monitor says India’s surrender to hijackers and release of Kashmiri militants prompts fears militants fled to Pakistan, urging a hardline stance against terrorists and urging Kashmir resolution. Afghanistan’s Taliban cites possible cross-border moves. USA Today notes corporate insiders must disclose to all investors under SEC rule to democratize markets. 30 percent of households invest, 1 in 3 US households. The piece also reflects on Year 2000 hype fading into routine 21st century work life and women’s progress, with single-parent families rising from 6 to 12 percent, led by brothers.
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U.S
Kashmir
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National Investor Relations Institute
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