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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 2001
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents the section’s stance on First Amendment freedoms. Gary Adkisson serves as Publisher and Thomas A Colley as Executive Editor, with the column carrying their official byline.
Mercer County committees narrowed the courthouse annex bid from 12 firms to five and will interview reps soon, promising progress on a long awaited annex for magistrates in Princeton. County Executive Director Bill Draper announced his Aug 1 departure, planning time at home for woodworking and golf, leaving a tough search for a successor.
Council considers establishing a public skate area to keep youths off roads and private properties as parents press for location. Meantime, CASE Welfare to Work expands training for TANF recipients with customized programs through the Department of Health and Human Resources.
In West Virginia two groups exist: those craving the quiet environment and those who must stay for property or family. The writer urges residents to embrace change, accept new facilities, and influence government by personal attitude to attract young people and foster growth.
A satirical profile likens Bush to his predecessors, noting emotional displays, amiable talks with Putin and Koizumi, and a fond habit of golf. It mocks the era’s trend of steely diplomacy while lampooning Bush’s fond anecdotes and weekend getaways at Camp David and Texas ranch.
Axt from Fulda University challenges American hustle, touting aimless sloth for longer life and energy. the piece contrasts joggers and tidiers, citing memory risks for long distance runners and praising lazy leisure as a stress relief, while the author wrestles with personal habits and family duties. Betsy Hart cites media reactions and personal stance on slowing down.
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