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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 2011
Page
4
Larry Hypes notes how Bambi Noah Webster and modern social networks shape communication. He traces Twitter and Facebook definitions origins growth Harvard to global reach and compares user engagement with TV news audiences.
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph outlines staff positions with Darryl Hudson as Publisher and News Editor, Andy Patton and Brian Woodson in sports roles, Samantha Perry as Managing Editor, City Editor, and Charles Owens as staff editor while quoting a Bible verse about fear.
Bluefield’s planned youth skatepark, proposed years ago by a local youth skateboarding group, remains on hold as funding fell short. City officials, the Wade Center, and the Downtown and Merchants Association cite a 2009 grant and stalled fund raising caused by the recession, with renewed interest possible if sufficient money is raised.
A letter writer recalls childhood bonds with many pets and objects to animal suffering in Old Yeller Where the Red Fern Grows and other media. They avoid hunting shows True Grit and horse cruelty prefer baking on Food Network and express frustration with on screen animal harm.
Donald Miller of Beckley calls for the health care law to be repealed and replaced with a fairer system that supports small businesses. He warns the current measure could be disastrous for many small enterprises.
The Daily Telegraph invites readers to send letters on matters of public interest. Submit by email to editor or by mail to Letters to the Editor P.O. Box 1599 Bluefield WV 24701.
Jay Ambrose argues that without meaningful reform China risks stagnation as its quality standards and political governance blunt its ascent. He cites faulty products, past excesses, and a restrictive Communist Party frame, while noting limited Western intervention advantages and the potential for progress through measured diplomacy.
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