Daily Telegraph Editorial Board Opinions Statement
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus on current issues with named editors and writers including Thomas A. Colley Bob Pepalis Jim Terry Barbara Hawkins David Barker and Don Cuppett. The piece cites a biblical verse as a thematic touchstone for editorial stance.
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WinterPlace sale signals tourism setback for region
Editorial notes WinterPlace Ski Resort faces sale on Raleigh County Courthouse steps in summer. Investors backed by banks and firms poured millions in during the mid 1980s expansion, but a mild stretch and financial strain undermine the project. State supports aided funding yet promises not to lose money as tourism goals endure.
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West Virginia
Drugs Fight must begin at home
A parent oriented piece stresses that preventing youth drug abuse starts at home, with parental responsibility alongside school efforts. It urges active parental guidance, recognizing schools alone cannot curb peer pressure, while advocating schools continue comprehensive prevention education.
Legislature urged to study long term AIDS spending in West Virginia
West Virginia spent no state tax money on AIDS treatment last year, one of eight states to do so, as federal funds covered care. The GWU study notes rising cases nationwide, shifting demographics, and looming costs if state funding remains limited. Legislative leaders advised to plan funding carefully before future health care commitments. Richard Grimes reports from Charleston.
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Letters to the Editor on weapons and the Mafia
A reader argues only the Mafia has need for machine guns cannons and bazookas, framing weapon ownership as a crime issue and urging policy attention to organized crime groups.
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National Guard
Flags and guns and the Constitution
A letter discusses clashes over flag protection laws, the Constitution, and presidential plans for constitutional amendment. It argues the text protects a collective militia notion, not individuals, and questions the push for machine gun ownership alongside flag rights. The writer contrasts public debates on rights with practical weapon needs.
City of Bluefield grass notices raise questions
A reader asks why Bluefield issues notices to residents to cut tall grass while vacant lots owned by the city remain unmowed. He notes some lots reach 12 feet and even near city offices. He requests publication to inform others and urge city action.
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Dalesio Named City Editor of Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Thomas A. Dalesio, executive director of the Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce, is named city editor of the Bluefield Daily Telegraph. Ed Freakley states his knowledge of Bluefield will deepen regional coverage. he will oversee reporters and assignments. The 38th Tazewell County Fair with flea market, carnival, concert, and lawn dance runs at Richlands High School, sponsored by Richlands Area and Chamber. Proceeds support chamber activities. Lorene Carriker, RN, wins Bluefield Community Hospital Employee of the Month, receiving a $50 check from Donald Wechsler. Carriker has worked in BCH’s operating room since 1967, with ballots determining the award.
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Beaver Graduate Receives $250 Annual Scholarship
A $250 scholarship is awarded each year to a Beaver graduate based on the scholarship’s criteria.
Bluefield Welcomes New Residents and VFW Leader
Fifty years ago the Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce and Bluefield Virginia mayors welcomed new residents Mr. and Mrs. Davis the Hochfelds and the Chandlers. James G. Taylor of Mercer Post 2703 VFW Princeton was chosen commander at a Memorial Building meeting. A movement to add Raleigh and Wyoming counties to the 12th district was launched to be presented at the state VFW encampment. Compiled by Lillian Roten of the Daily Telegraph staff.
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Ladies Night Highlights Civitan Club Awards Event
Twenty five years ago the Bluefield Civitan Club held annual Ladies Night at the West Virginian Hotel presenting awards for club events and installing officers. Sally Hammes of Beaver High won a $50 West Virginia District award and a $50 club prize for the club’s essay contest. Georgia Barnett, another Beaver graduate, received the club’s prize.
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The writer's art on gender sex and usage in English
The Court of Peeves reviews shifting language about gender and sex and notes how usage favors gender in modern English. It cites Webster and public notices, laments attempts to avoid feminist critique, and urges adherence to established style rules while acknowledging changing times.
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