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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 2002
Page
4
Jim Davidson argues that activity means simply staying busy while productivity requires directed effort toward a predetermined goal. He cites Willie Oates’s method of daily task lists and urges readers to assess each action for its contribution to a specific objective, noting America’s opportunities enable purposeful living.
The item lists staff roles including Gary Adkisson publisher, News Editor, Tammie Toler city editor, Samantha Perry and Barbara Hawkins with state editor and sports editor duties. A bible verse from James 2 17 AV is quoted, and names Teddy Payrnes and Jody Neal appear in a signature-like line.
The CBO warned that optimistic 10 year surpluses now dwindle to 1.6 trillion as wars recessions and extra spending erode gains. Bush tax cuts and stimulus risk widening deficits while Congress may alter the tax code or add programs.
A reader urges believers to live by the gospel and the Holy Spirit, stressing action over church attendance alone. He warns against apostasy and manmade guidelines, urges ministerial and church duty, and cites 1 Timothy 1:15 AV as central to the message while affirming everyone’s right to express truth.
Danny and Shirley Vickers of Matoaka WV thank AHMA organizers Bluefield Daily Telegraph and sponsors for the Concord College concert featuring the United States Navy Band Country Current. They praise the event and acknowledge help from Randel Sargent Randolph Evans and Joe Lively.
John Hall reports a partisan rush to judgment as Enron probes open in Washington. Republicans lead the charge with subpoenas and harsh rhetoric while Democrats struggle to mount a counterpoint and defend witnesses amid calls for fair process. Kenneth Lay's fall from grace mirrors Enron's collapse.
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