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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 2000
Page
1
Residents at Cedar Bluff Elementary School voiced mixed views about School Superintendent Woodrow Mullins amid questions over an alleged audio tape and a claimed secret meeting. Board members declined to comment as residents urged transparency and accountability.
Heinz plans green ketchup aimed at teens and kids after market research. Taste remains the same as red ketchup. Adults and children at Silver Springs Elementary weigh in with cautious optimism about a color change and flavor.
In Cedar Bluff Virginia, Tazewell County students show improved Standards of Learning results in most grades and schools. Fifth grade math and computer tech rise, eighth grade gains in English science and computer tech, while geometry and history dip.
Industry leaders told Charleston lawmakers that restricting telemarketing would threaten jobs in a growing sector. They cited existing safeguards and a federal rule protecting consumers at home, while noting no current bills are pending though efforts were seen in both houses to craft regulations. Bell Atlantic and two marketers joined the testimony before the interim committee.
In Tazewell Virginia a reception honored Hattie Holley Heath on the eve of her 99th birthday. State Senator Phillip Puckett read Senate House Joint Resolution 265 praising her lifelong service to education in Tazewell County as teacher mentor and role model. Heath taught over 30 years at the segregated elementary school and later served as librarian and fifth grade teacher at Tazewell Elementary. The occasion featured memories from longtime community members and notes of prior recognition including a 1999 designation of Hattie Holley Heath Day by the town council.
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