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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 2004
Page
4
Larry Hypes notes Ronald Reagan’s prolific writing and public persona amid his memorial period. The piece highlights Reagan’s celebrated letters, his writings from his life in politics, and his reputation as a beloved, credible leader known for optimism and strong beliefs.
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists staff roles including William Randy Deason publisher News Editor and state editor Tammie Toler Barbara Hawkins with executive editor Bill Archer and city editor Thomas Colley among others. A biblical verse about faith heals blind men is quoted: Believe ye that I am able to do this. Their eyes were opened.
County election officials met with 42 poll workers to streamline operations and reporting for the November general election. The meeting emphasized training, turnout, and accuracy to avoid delays and miscast votes while inviting more people to become poll workers through courthouse contacts.
A reader urges a boycott to curb rising milk and gas prices. They argue stopping purchases can pressure companies to lower costs, urging collective action, staying home a day, and choosing solidarity over indulgence to reclaim affordability and defend American rights.
In Princeton West Virginia the Dunmyers Dan and Nancy are praised for long service to the community and hospital including the Health and Fitness Center and Women’s Center projects. A minority on the Princeton Community Hospital board aims to terminate Dan Dunmyer’s decade of progress while seeking to keep his contract under review.
Bluefield readers complain of irresponsible pet owners letting cats and dogs roam, noting nuisance to yards and flower beds. An animal control officer responds during the day, while some owners deny having dogs. The letter thanks local supporters of a veterans Run for the Wall and lists many donors and businesses in Princeton and nearby towns.
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