Hospital boards push letters of intent for regional cancer and heart centers
Princeton Community Hospital CEO Dan Dunmyer urged boards to resolve differences and proceed with letters of intent for a cancer center and emergency heliport at Princeton and a heart center at Bluefield. Bluefield Regional’s Gene Pawlowski warned against overreach, stressing quality and certificate of need.
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Dan Dunmyer
Princeton Community Hospital
Mercer County
Bluefield Regional Medical Center
Princeton Community
Dunmyer
PCH
Gene Pawlowski
Bluefield Regional
Princeton
Bluefield
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Daily Telegraph
BRMC
Heart Center
Telegraph
Daily Telegraph Editors and staff credits noted
The Daily Telegraph lists Thomas A Colley as Executive Editor Samantha Perry as Managing Editor and City Editor. A Bible verse from Psalms 103 10 AV is quoted: He hath not dealt with us after our sins, nor rewarded us according to our iniquities.
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Tom Colley
The
Daily Telegraph
Fireworks safety warns against dangers of explosives
Explosive celebrations around Halloween and Fourth of July risk injuries and death from misused fireworks. Firecrackers sparklers and rockets can burn hands injure eyes or ignite clothing. Professionals licensed to run shows provide safety, while children should not handle fireworks.
City board urged to back Ron Crabtree in Bluefield
Letter from Ray Bedenbaugh of Bluefield defends City Manager Ron Crabtree against rumors of firing. He credits Crabtree with turning finances around and urges citizens to rally behind him despite board discord and personal agendas. The writer warns that board dysfunction harms Bluefield residents.
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Ron Crabtree
Crabtree
Bluefield
Bluefield residents urge salary cuts for city board
William L. Horton of Bluefield, W V calls for the city board to cut salaries and vote on water and sewer increases. He commends two members who voted against it and argues that money should stay in town to support local needs rather than funding salaries. He questions officials’ focus on golf and tennis over attracting business.
Rights and Property Versus Government Overreach
Jim Davidson recounts a tale about private property and government inspectors to highlight tensions between individual rights and public mandates. A farmer confronts a Department of Agriculture agent inspecting his land, culminating in a bull encounter that underscores the message: while most respect others rights, bulls and certain people may not.
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Bob Murphy
U.S
Department of Agriculture
United States
Bob
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