Daily Telegraph Editorial Board Opinions and Bible Quote
The Daily Telegraph notes that its editorial consensus reflects the board members led by Horne Colley Pepalis Terry Hawkins Barker and Cuppett. It includes a Bible verse urging beware of covetousness and warns a life is not measured by possessions.
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Daily Telegraph
Terry Horne
Thomas A. Colley
Bob Pepalis
Jim Terry
Princeton
Barbara Hawkins
David Barker
Don Cuppett
Editorial on Nursing Home Regulations and Report Limits
The piece questions the credibility of a Health Care Financing Administration nursing home report that lists only 32 of over 500 daily criteria. It argues the report is useful for locating licensed homes but cannot gauge quality. Readers should seek full context by visiting facilities and considering broader information beyond the report.
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Health Care Financing Administration
Lincolnshire Park Reopens for Summer Season in Lincolnshire
Lincolnshire reopens Tazewell County's Lincolnshire Park with a ceremony and flag display. The summer reopening ends last year's funding threat and restores access for about 300,000 annual visitors, boosting local recreation and regional economic activity.
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Tazewell County
Lincolnshire Park
Lincolnshire
Wish List for Bluefield Princeton Area Public Plans
The piece outlines community goals from improving city buildings and sewers to accelerating construction on the Bluefield East River Mountain tunnel project. It calls for immediate fire truck purchase, expanded fire protection contracts, and cooperative regional development including new tenants for empty industrial sites and a potential Bramwell inclusion in the national park system.
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Bluefield
Bluefield Avenue
East River Mountain Tunnel
Princeton
East River Volunteer Fire Department
Mercer Street
Dominion Hardwoods
Strother Drug
Nick J. Rahall
Bramwell
We will reap what we have sown in government critique
A letter argues that voters create the government they deserve and criticizes postwar arms spending, foreign borrowing, and the 1980s stock market crash. It condemns U.S. arms policy and foreign lenders, cites Manchin era politics, and ends with a religious reflection on divine protection.
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Reagan
United States
West Virginia
U.S
Manchin
Pentagon
Bush
Baker
Vietnam
Russia
Cuba
Senior Citizens Dinner Speaker Named at First Christian Church
Dr. Perry Epler Gresham, president emeritus of Bethany College, will address the annual Senior Citizens Dinner at the church honoring members aged 65 and over. The event highlights long service and community ties within the congregation.
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Perry Epler Gresham
Bethany College
First Christian Church
Princeton-Mercer County
Malnutrition in America Outrages Nation, Rowen Warns
Columnist Carl T. Rowan argues that malnutrition and hunger among pregnant women and children in the United States surpass the hardship seen in Moscow. He blames inflation and price gouging for WIC cutbacks and calls for more aid to the neediest families rather than harsher measures.
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Mikhail Gorbachev
Bush
Moscow
Leningrad
Kiev
Soviet Union
America
Women
WIC
Musicians Named in Local Ensemble Roster
The list includes Ricky Wadell Michael Burkett Marvin Webb Michael Gates and Carl Belcher. The five performers are part of a regional group featured in a community bulletin.
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Ricky Wadell
Michael Burkett
Marvin Webb
Michael Gates
Carl Belcher
West Virginia Business College opens new quarters in Bluefield
Fifty years after its founding the West Virginia Business College began the 1940 summer term in new Commerce street quarters. Bluefield’s team, the Blue Grays, overwhelmed the visiting Logan Indians with 16 hits en route to a 15 to 4 victory before about 2000 fans on Ladies Night. Compiled by Lillian Roten of the Daily Telegraph staff.
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West Virginia
West Virginia Business College
Commerce Street
Bluefield
Bluefield Blue Grays
Beagles
Logan Indians
Tribe
Lillian Roten
Daily Telegraph
Dunkirk Evacuation Ends as Churchill Vows Fight On
Fifty years ago today on January 9 1940 the last French soldiers leave Dunkirk as Britain loses most heavy weapons. Churchill tells Parliament we shall fight on beaches and in fields and never surrender in a defiant wartime speech. Source notes the quote from 2194 Days of War.
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Dunkirk
Britain
Churchill
Parliament
Bluesy School PTA Concert Led by John Lilly
In 1965 the Bluewell Band directed by John Lilly played for teachers and patrons at the Bluewell school PTA gathering. Five of the audience were honored for achievements, underscoring a community music event at the school.
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Bluewell
John Lilly
Parent-Teachers Association
Bluewell School
Public Letters Policy Clarified by Daily Telegraph
The Daily Telegraph invites readers to submit letters on public interest topics. Submissions must be brief and include the writer's signature, address, and telephone number for consideration for publication.
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