Political email spam and the rising election season
A newspaper editor laments persistent campaign emails from lawmakers and groups after West Virginia and Virginia primaries. He notes dubious poll references, questions legitimacy, and questions how political messaging migrated from mail to email, urging respect for all voters regardless of party. Charles Owens, Daily Telegraph assistant managing editor, is cited.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph Staff and Leaders
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists News Editor Randy Mooney Publisher Andy Patton Sports Editor Samantha Perry Editor Asst. Managing Editor Charles Owens and Brian Woodson. The message quotes Deuteronomy 31 6 AKJV urging strength and courage and that the Lord will not fail or forsake you.
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Federal aid boosts prosecutors to confront opioid crisis in West Virginia
U S Attorney General Jeff Sessions and U S Attorney Mike Stuart announce a nearly 15 percent increase in Southern District of West Virginia prosecutors, the largest nationwide, including 190 violent crime, 86 civil enforcement, and 35 immigration posts to target opioid distribution and related crimes. No final office assignments yet for Bluefield Beckley Charleston or Huntington.
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Thank you to Bluefield rescue squad and hospital staff
A heartfelt note of appreciation from Dainey K Peters to the Bluefield Rescue Squad and Bluefield Regional Medical Center staff. She honors the ER, CCU unit nursing staff and physicians for exceptional care, kindness, and dignity toward her husband Charles A Peters and praises Dr Duff for compassionate care.
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Why gas prices rise and what policymakers can do
The piece explains that global demand up 1.6 percent in 2017 and OPEC cuts limit supply, while U.S. shale tech boosts output. It argues market forces set prices, urges removing barriers and state-led protections, and criticizes mandates and meddling in energy markets. Nicolas Loris of The Heritage Foundation provides analysis.
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