Bluefield State College described as deserving to remain intact
Larry Hypes recalls Bluefield State College's history as a historically minority institution facing potential state college closures. He argues the college should stand on its own merit, noting its origins, teaching quality, and the people who shaped its legacy, urging preservation.
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The note lists multiple editorial roles including News Editor State Editor Sports Editor and Executive Editor along with city county and senior copy editors. It also recalls a biblical verse about bones and life.
Bipartisan Redistricting Commission Garners Support in Virginia
Democratic leaders push a 13 member Virginia Redistricting Commission to depoliticize drawing districts. Senators Puckett and Deeds back the plan while Lt. Gov Kaine notes current maps harmed competition. An alternative calls for retired judges to serve as commissioners.
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Governor Wise urged cap on non economic damages to curb high insurance costs
Jane Marshall of Clarksville Tenn argues that caps on non economic damages would hurt nursing home residents seeking civil justice for abuse or neglect. She says malpractice suits are not the core issue and blames unregulated insurers for price gouging, urging Wise to regulate the industry rather than restrict civil suits.
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Wallaces pledge echoes in polarized Senate era
Dan K Thomasson notes Ed Wallace’s past vow to cast public intellects’ belongings into the Potomac mirrors a Senate in rancor after the 108th Congress’s opening. He warns bipartisan hope fades amid partisan brinkmanship as Bush’s agenda and upcoming 2004 race loom large.
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