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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 2019
Page
4
Greg Jordan discusses proper flag display and retirement practices with veteran insights. He cites roadside displays near I 77 and explains replacing worn flags, indoor storage in bad weather, and proper disposal at veterans centers. He notes costs, sun damage, wind wear, and system of flag stewardship.
A short unnamed note from the Bluefield Daily Telegraph staff includes a quoted line attributed to the editor referencing a teaching about life and possessions. The publication is listed with staff roles including News Editor Randy Mooney and Publisher Andy Patton.
Bloomberg Opinion columnist Eli Lake argues against blaming Trump for Iran’s actions in the Persian Gulf. He says the U.S. should deter Iran with clear limits, avoid a broad invasion, and hold Tehran accountable for decades of destabilizing behavior while warning against European calls for restraint as a misread of the broader threat.
West Virginia marks statehood on June 20 1863 with a social media campaign celebrating its natural beauty forests mountains and outdoor recreation. The text recalls the state's motto and urges residents and former residents to take pride and help it prosper. Beloved landmarks include tulip tree poplars chestnut trees box turtles and fireflies in a summer setting.
Carri Letser from Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, urges preservation of two large trees on a West Cumberland Road property slated for a pond and development tied to school closures. She asks the community to memorialize the trees by naming them after Whitethorn and Memorial schools, touting memories of the trees from her life and family. The letter cites the Daily Telegraph’s policy on publishing letters and provides contact details for submission.
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