Big Creek High School saga continues in McDowell County
The Big Creek and Saeger high schools will stay open for at least one more year amid delays to the new consolidated high school in Bradshaw caused by relocating a private family cemetery. Community leaders pursue a future for the historic campus with talks of museums and a hotel while keeping current schools active through 2007 or 2008.
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Big Creek Owls
McDowell County
Big Creek
Saeger
Big Creek/Saeger
Bradshaw
City of War
Hickam
Big Creek High School
Coalwood
Caretta
War
Soviet Union
NASA
Big Creek High
Jaeger
Mark Manchin
Consolidated High School
Mario Poletti
Rocket Boys
Cluefield Bailey Telegraph Leadership and scripture fragment
The Cluefield Bailey Telegraph lists William Randy Deason as Publisher with Thomas A Colley as Executive Editor Samantha Perry as Managing Editor and News Editor roles. The page includes sports editor notes Andy Patton and Brian Woodson with Bill Archer Charles Owens and a biblical verse from Deuteronomy 10 17 AKJV in garbled text.
Drop-out rate prompts emphasis on education value
The piece argues West Virginia and Virginia must boost high school diploma value amid a Diploma Count study showing West Virginia graduation at 74.9 percent and national 69.6. It urges parents, teachers, and communities to reinforce schooling benefits and support higher standards, warning of long-term workforce risks.
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Chool
West Virginia
Virginia
Commonwealth
America
Kym Randolph
West Virginia Education Association
Mountain State
Alabama
Florida
South Carolina
Humane testing methods deserve priority over animal experiments
In a letter, Kathy Guillermo of PETA argues that decades of animal testing fail to cure major diseases, while high tech non-animal methods like 3D cultures, genomics, imaging, and microdosing offer reliable progress. She urges funding and ingenuity to replace animal use for humane, survival-focused science.
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D. Zeigler
PETA
Withdrawal plan vs. war policy in Iraq debate
In a lively House and Senate war policy session, commentators clash over troop withdrawal, with Mowaffak al Rubaie’s Washington Post op ed cited as a guiding plan. The piece argues for a flexible timetable, avoiding fixed dates that could hamper contingencies while praising Iraqi leadership and strategy. Martin Schram notes liberal and conservative reactions and endorses a resolute but cautious approach to ending the U.S. role in Iraq.
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Iraq
Capitol Hill
House of Representatives
Jingo R Us
House
America
U.S
al Qaeda
Senate
John Kerry
D-Mass
John Murtha
D-Pa
Cheney
Nancy Pelosi
Calif
Dennis Hastert
R-Nl
Secretary of Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
United States
Madeleine Albright
Condoleezza Rice
Stephen Hadley
Mowaffak al- Rubaie
Washington Post
Bush
Bush-Cheney
Habiba
Abu Musab al- Zarqawi
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McDowell
Charles Owens
Daily Telegraph
Cluefield Baily Telegraph
William ‘Randy’ Deason
Thomas A. Colley
Samantha Perry
Andy Patton
Brian Woodson
City Editor
Bill Archer
Rowardoe
Nat Noronne Nar
Taloe Rownard
Willette
Kathy Guillermo
People For the Ethical Treatment of Animals
Norfolk, VA
Margulies
Agin
Schram
Martin Schram
Scripps Howard News Service
Martin.schram
Gmail.com
Martin
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