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Editorial calls for education push in Tazewell County
The Tazewell County School Board faces a void after 36 year superintendent Woodrow Mullins announces retirement following seven months of controversy. Board must swiftly name a replacement and push for a stable start to the new school year while maintaining an already sound system. Mullins will focus on family service and leaves a void as the board seeks a smooth transition.
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Woodrow Mullins
Tazewell County
Mullins
Commonwealth
Jan White
Tazewell
Hot chocolate idea lingers from Bluefield lemonade tale
Virginia Daily Telegraph desk chief Bill Archer recalls a curious Bluefield publicity idea for lemonade that never warmed to heatwave reality. A trucking memoir follows a weary driver through tire woes on U S Route 30 and the Pennsylvania Turnpike, ending with a note on nostalgia for hot chocolate.
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West Coast
Eddie
Bill Archer
Virginia
The
Daily Telegraph
Reading revival sparked by Harry Potter study in West Virginia
Zak Pence of Ballard WV, a Berea College student, argues that the Harry Potter series has reignited a reading revival, boosting self esteem and security while addressing illiteracy gaps in southern West Virginia. He cites higher education benefits and economic potential tied to improved literacy for residents and future careers.
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J.K. Rowling
West Virginia
Bernard Schlink
Hanna
Zak Pence
Ballard, WV
Berea College
City workers deserve service amid funding and staffing limits
A former city department head defends city employees amid letters calling for residency rules and critiques of service. He argues the city must maintain standards with dwindling staff and funding, notes board policy is set by taxpayers, and praises workers for daily duties despite public complaints.
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Bluefield
Public Works Department
Rocky Gap
Cheney for Bush VP Could Bring Steady Integrity
Cal Thomas notes Dick Cheney offers stability and legal loyalty as a trusted choice for running mate. Cheney's record spans Congress and White House with defense and foreign policy views, described as solid, not flashy, and principled.
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Congress
White House
Dick Cheney
George W. Bush
Malcolm Wallop
Wyoming
Wallop
Cheney
Ford
Aout
Bush
National Endowment For the Humanities
Poppy
Texas
Bush-Cheney
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Eddie Steele
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Midwest
Timothy
New Jersey
Garden State
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Harry Potter
Dole
Clinton-Gore
America
George Bush
National Public Radio
Defense
David Broder
Syfvie Cheney
Broder
Cal Thomas
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