Gas and dash: A confession of petty theft and caution
A Daily Telegraph opinion piece discusses high gas prices prompting thefts known as gas and dash. The author recalls personal past theft, notes cameras and card payments deter such acts, and ends with a pragmatic view: if you steal, aim high. Greg Jordan reports.
Cluefield Daily Telegraph Personnel List Note
Cluefield Daily Telegraph shows William Randy Deason as Publisher Thomas A Colley as Executive Editor Samantha Perry as Managing Editor News Editor and Sports Editor and coachseed Andy Patton Brian Woodson as Senior Editor City Editor Bill Archer Charles Owens listed with a biblical verse from Psalms 63 1 AKJV Pale text notes current staff roles and a quoted religious line with no news event.
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Tazewell County fights over 37 million school repairs plan
The Board of Supervisors and school board clash over funding for facility repairs at Graham and Richlands high schools. The school board seeks 37 million, while supervisors will not exceed 25 million, with borrowing under 14 million avoiding tax hikes. A June 29 budget meeting is set to decide. A $350,000 field house funded for Richlands High aims to relieve overcrowding and infection concerns. Teachers deserve a 5 percent raise, and the region lobbies for a safe, modern system to attract business and protect fixed-income taxpayers.
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Four Seasons Men's Expo Proves Successful Debut
The Princeton Mercer County Chamber committee thanks exhibitors sponsors volunteers and the public for a successful first Four Seasons Men's Expo. They plan to host it again next year and will use feedback to improve the event. Robert Farley, President and CEO PMCCC.
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Is Opposing Immigration Bigotry Or Policy Debate
Jay Ambrose, former Washington director of editorial policy for Scripps Howard newspapers, argues that opposition to immigration reform is tainted by bigotry while urging opponents to push for amendments. He notes chiding remarks by Bush administration figures and presses for stronger measures against illegal imports, wages, and poverty effects.
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