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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 2016
Page
4
Charles Boothe recalls his mother starting a daily walk from Route 460 near Oakvale to the school, buying a jogging suit, and insisting on carrying a purse. Neighbors and relatives misread her intent, steering her home before she reached the school, ending the exercise push and illustrating that some efforts just don’t work.
A Bluefield Black Lives Matter march drew nearly 100 participants and widespread Facebook comments. Readers praise the peaceful protest while others call for reflections on all lives matter and the role of church lessons and law enforcement.
Public comments react to a Trump nomination story, Bluefield substation opening, McNugget Gang court case, unemployment in West Virginia, Melania Trump speech comparisons, Mercer County Grand Jury indictments, and Mercer Street Cool Cruisin Night. Answers praise, criticize, or question events and figures.
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists staff members including Randy Mooney as News Editor and Samantha Perry as Publisher with Andy Patton as Sports Editor and assistant managing editor. A Bible verse from Psalms 28 7 is cited in the message.
A WV debate analyzes limits of free speech amid a social media post by Delegate Mike Falk calling for Hillary Clinton to be hanged. The piece notes political leaders distancing themselves, stressing that calls for violence cross lines and threaten safety.
The Daily Telegraph invites letters on matters of public interest. Include signature, address and phone number. Submissions by mail to Letters to the Editor P.O. Box 1599 Bluefield West Virginia 24701.
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