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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 2006
Page
4
Don Zeigler weighs the pro and con of using animals in research, noting the need for humane methods while acknowledging progress from animal testing. He cites cosmetics versus medical testing, calls for alternatives, and argues life-saving benefits may justify limited animal use.
Publisher William Randy Deason executive editor Thomas Colley and news editor Samantha Perry lead the Cluefield Baily Telegraph staff. Senior editor city editor Brian Woodson and sports editor Samantha Perry are noted with city desk roles. Senate editor Andy Patton and Charles Owens also listed.
In Southwest Virginia the abuse of fentanyl has grown rapidly with overdose deaths rising since 2002 the first distribution case in Tazewell County. Indictments for possession and distribution have increased in recent months as users shift from OxyContin to fentanyl. The drug is 80 times more powerful than morphine and is often misused from Duragesic patches.
Elizabeth A Bennett of the Tazewell SWCD thanked volunteers and local businesses for supporting the 5th Annual Kids in the Outdoors Day at Lake Witten on May 6 2006. Over 800 youths and adults registered and picked prizes such as Zebco pole tackle boxes chairs and camping gear. Organizers look forward to 2007 event.
Readers are invited to submit brief letters on public issues. Letters must include the writer name signature address and phone number and can be sent by mail to Bluefield Daily Telegraph 928 Bluefield Avenue Bluefield WV 24701 or by email to editor bdtonline.com.
Reg Henry recalls a back yard Woodstock night in Sewickley with tents a classic rock band and hippie fashion. He notes the era’s idealism fading into business suits while war rages in Iraq and gay marriage enters political debate. The piece muses on nostalgia and the coming of a new sixties.
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