Daily Telegraph Editorial Board Names and Bible Verse
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board lists its members led by Terry Horne and Thomas A Colley with editors and writers including Bob Pepalls Jim Terry Barbara Hawkins David Barker and Don Cuppett. A Bible verse emphasizes departing from iniquity.
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Daily Telegraph
Terry Horne
Thomas A. Colley
Bob Pepalls
Jim Terry
Princeton
Barbara Hawkins
David Barker
Don Cuppett
Editorial endorses building a southwest Virginia prison
The piece argues for a Pound area state prison in Dickenson and Wise counties, citing 400 immediate jobs, a projected $11 million payroll, and minimal outside labor. It cites a Virginia Tech study finding few regional impacts on schools and low escape risks, and endorses officials including Del. Bud Phillips.
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Head Start in Tazewell Seeks More Enrolled Children
Head Start officials say they need more children to sustain funding from the U S Department of Health and Human Services. The program provides educational medical and nutritional services to help disadvantaged preschoolers gain confidence and parity with higher income peers, urging eligible parents to enroll.
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U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Head Start
Oliver Luck shifts focus to West Virginia bid for Congress
West Virginia seems a focal point as Oliver Luck, former WVU quarterback and Republican candidate for the 2nd District, defends his return to the state. The piece notes Luck’s credentials and ties to WVU, while contrasting political attacks with his commitment to the state and his family. It also covers state political moves, including sentencing reform efforts by State Sen. Robert Holliday and a book on former treasurer A. James Manchin amid related scandals.
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Housing rights rally for expanded federal aid proposed
Letters emphasize housing as a basic right and urge increased federal funding to curb homelessness. The Mickey Leland Act of 1990 seeks 3,815,000 new housing units over five years and a $26.7 billion boost for section 8 certificates, with calls to write officials in support. Yvette Perrault of Pocahontas and Salvation Army updates from Bluefield highlight church outreach and community programs.
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Public Letters Policy Note from The Daily Telegraph
The Daily Telegraph invites letters on public interest topics but requires the writer’s signature address and telephone number for consideration. Anonymous letters are not published and pen names will not be used. Letters may be edited and condensed to fit space.
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McDowell County Board funds shelter workshop grant
Five years ago in 1985 the McDowell County Board of Education allocated a $30 block grant to the County Sheltered Workshop for 1985-86 to cover the salary of the director and materials. Superintendent Bennett Church said the workshop board requested the funds to support personnel and supplies.
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Bank officer Ripley Williams attends third Stonier session
25 years hence Ripley F Williams vice president and trust officer at First National Bank of Bluefield returns for a third summer session at Rutgers Stonier Graduate School of Banking. He is among 1100 bank officers attending the program this summer.
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War fears rise as Reynaud asks US aid
Fifty years ago in 1940 French Premier Reynaud pleaded for American aid to join the war against Germany. Britain began evacuating the last British and Canadian troops from France as the first surplus U.S. arms shipment sailed to Britain, reported in the World War I reference sources.
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Why fear Bible clubs meeting in public school facilities
Washington reacts to the Supreme Court eight to one ruling allowing Bible clubs to convene in school spaces. The piece argues the decision affirms free expression while warning against state overreach and potential abuses by organized religious groups on campus. It notes fears of coercion, proselytizing, and politicized school life, urging vigilance from schools and the ACLU.
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