Big Game Costs Loom As Fans Face Heavy Prices
Larry Hypes reports from the Daily Telegraph on Super Bowl XLV pricing. Suites at the game fetch up to 288000, parking reaches 1000, and ads exceed 1 million per spot. Fans in Virginia face high bills while Cowboys Stadium hosts the showdown without the Dallas team.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph Staff and Biblical Verse Quoted
The listing shows Darryl Hudson as Publisher News Editor and Andy Patton with Brian Woodson Samantha Perry in editorial roles. A quoted biblical verse is attributed to no identifiable author or context in the page fragment.
Obama plan risks thousands of coal jobs across states
The State of the Union address sparks criticism as officials warn that proposed rules by the Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement could eliminate about 7,000 to 7,009 coal mining jobs nationwide while reducing production. Critics urge action to stop the job killing plan.
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Morgan Griffith
R-Va
Southwest Virginia
Letters seek coal tax for clean water and jobs
Writer argues EPA should not ban strip mining, says coal towns need local tax to fund sewage plants and clean water. Claims stopping mining harms small towns, urges enforcement of laws by EPA and mining agencies, and criticizes elected representatives for civics failures.
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Public Letters Policy for The Daily Telegraph Readers
The Daily Telegraph invites letters on public issues with required signature address and phone number from writers. Submit via email to editor at bottonline com or mail to Letters to the Editor Bluefield Daily Telegraph P O Box 1599 Bluefield West Virginia 24701.
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Business Is Not The Enemy Of Free Markets
Jay Ambrose argues that business fuels wealth and jobs, while leftist views in a PBS NewsHour segment and Robert Reich advocate more federal spending. He counters outsourcing and wage concessions, credits technology and trade for growth, critiques stimulus job programs, and endorses continued free markets with cautious congressional dialogue.
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