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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 2021
Page
4
Charles Owens questions whether AGT’s June 1 season premiere used a real audience or a virtual/studio clip surrogate. He notes mask usage, filming date, and potential edited footage, highlighting the broader fascination with UFOs and the unreliability of reality TV productions.
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists staff including Tricia Johnston as Publisher News Editor Andy Patton as Sports Editor Samantha Perry as Editor Managing Editor and Charles Owens and George Thwaites on the masthead with a biblical quotation.
Bluefield officials plan completion of the King Coal Highway extension this year with a new exit. The city owns 400 acres near Kee Dam and will buy 100 more adjacent to the under construction intersection. After project finish, northbound I 77 traffic will access US 52 via the extension toward Brushfork Bluewell Bramwell and McDowell County. The land is earmarked for development with a likely recreational component and possible retail commercial use as the highway corridor attracts interstate traffic and may receive federal funding.
Larry Hypes recalls the June 6 1944 invasion with details on the vast armada the airborne assault by the 101st Airborne Division and the sacrifices of medical staff chaplains and nurses. The piece notes Roosevelt prayers and the heroism of Theodore Roosevelt Jr and other veterans amid brutal conditions and the day of the assault.
The Daily Telegraph accepts letters on public issues but requires the writer to include signature, address and phone number and will not publish pen names or anonymous letters. Names will not be withheld. Send by mail to Bluefield address by email or signed fax.
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