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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 2010

Page

4

Elk Return Talk Surfaces in Southwest Virginia West Virginia

The piece notes historic presence of cougars and elk in the East and reports current discussions among wildlife officials about reintroducing elk to southern Virginia and southern West Virginia. It highlights elk wandering from Kentucky toward nearby regions and the potential for managed reintroduction or natural entry to expand regional wildlife diversity.

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Elk in Virginia and West Virginia wildlife plans debated

Greg Jordan of the Daily Telegraph explores the idea of introducing elk to the Virginias. He outlines potential ecological and safety concerns, possible economic boosts from hunting and tourism, and the need for habitat studies before any release. He notes elk could appear in parks or roadside imagery if paths align.

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Bluefield Daily Telegraph Staff and motto

The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists Darryl Hudson as Publisher News Editor with Andy Patton as Sports Editor and Brian Woodson Samantha Perry in executive roles. The message includes a biblical quote about seeking and saving the lost.

Manchin grants aid regional youth safety and crime programs

West Virginia Gov. Joe Manchin and the Division of Criminal Justice announced funds for Mercer McDowell and Monroe counties to curb underage drinking juvenile crime and domestic violence. Monroe will get 40000 to hire a school resource officer at James Monroe High School. Mercer and McDowell recipients include Child Law Services 80000 for staff attorneys and case coordinators, Child Protect 82000 for a forensic interviewer and therapists, Bluefield 56250 for police salaries and a drug crime task force, Community Connections funds for a youth empowerment project, Mercer County Creating Opportunities for Youth Coalition 7600, McDowell County 57000 for resource officers and 31500 for alcohol free graduations and shake checks. The awards aim to create jobs protect youth and reduce crime across the region.

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Citizens urge action against APCO rate hike in Bluefield paper

A letter to readers contends APCO seeks another rate increase amid fixed incomes and worsening service. The writer recalls early 1940s power reliability, faults top salaries, and urges a public disapproval letter. They compare oil price trends with local gas stations in Virginia and West Virginia, noting price disparities along travel routes.

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Public Letters Invited on Public Interests

The Daily Telegraph specifies letters on public matters for publication requiring the writer to include signature address and phone number. Readers are invited to send their opinion on any public issue for consideration.

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Gulf disaster threatens Obama administration

Jay Ambrose argues the Gulf oil spill exposes a flawed Obama presidency. He blasts health care, stimulus, debt, and regulatory failures, warning the crisis mirrors broader incompetence and arrogance. He cautions stronger action and accountability are needed.

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