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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 2000
Page
4
Editorial board presents a Bible verse about provision and timing with a religious note. A publisher and executive editor are identified, followed by the quote from Psalms 104:27-28 in the AV.
Editorial lauds Mercer County ranking second in West Virginia for projects under the Governor's Guaranteed Work Force Training Program. Seven local companies trained 764 workers and received 150,556 dollars in education funds, aiding existing businesses, new growth, and area centers providing training. Crossville Rubber Inc plans to open in Princeton this fall and will use Bluefield State College Center for Economic Enhancement for pre-employment training. The piece commends the Governor's Development Office and Mercer County Development Authority and urges local firms to leverage the program during expansion.
Sympathy notes pour in from animal lovers across Four Seasons Country after Dr. Watson’s heart attack on May 9 as Daily Telegraph readers, including dogs Pepper and Doobie, write letters and share stories. Doobie mails two pictures and recalls his friend Tarheel while praising a Red Cross Humane Society first aid book that teaches pet CPR. The Humane Society meeting is set for Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Bluefield City Hall with Barbara Hawkins reporting.
A reader argues that humanity should aim for distant space exploration and moon landings rather than continuing current courses, criticizing the West Virginia to North Carolina exit as a symbol of aimlessness. The letter urges bold national goals over present stagnation.
The speaker urges Bluefield Regional Medical Center and Princeton Community Hospital to form a heart center and notes a need to expand the tax base and create jobs. Suggestions include visiting Martinsburg outlets to model downtown redevelopment and exploring an outlet store using West Virginia hardwoods. Proposes Amish venture ideas and questions feasibility while urging serious consideration.
Fran Grysko writes about a free online program that aids understanding Type 1 diabetes. He cites personal experience with his son and urges other parents to access the resource at www.diabetic.org.uk/aida.htm for support and guidance.
Cal Thomas argues the 2000 Republican National Convention in Philadelphia will avoid anger and controversy. Bush aims for decency and integrity with Laura Bush opening, shaping a television friendly image that eschews sharp partisan fights and emphasizes ideas over attack politics.
Bonnie Erbe argues the rise of childfree boomer adults creates a cultural rift with parent boomers. She criticizes militant childfree voices while endorsing equal treatment for all workers, supports general leave for any reason, and urges respect for children and their families.
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