Editorial Board Names and Quotes From Daily Telegraph
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus on the preceding column, listing members including J. Stanley Warren, Thomas A. Colley, Bob Pepalis, Jim Terry, Barbara Hawkins, David Barker, and Don Cuppett. The piece cites a biblical line about Jesus as the light of the world for context.
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Daily Telegraph
J. Stanley Warren
Thomas A. Colley
Bob Pepalis
Jim Terry
Princeton
Barbara Hawkins
David Barker
Don Cuppett
Hinton water project marks a milestone for Summers County
Groundbreaking on a 4 million water pollution control project in Hinton will serve about 5400 residents and safeguard Bluestone and New rivers. The seven year effort, supported by EPA ARC Farmers Home Administration and the state Water Development Authority, aims to boost future economic and tourism growth in southern West Virginia. The project honors Tom K Ball Sr. and reflects strong cross government cooperation, with completion hoped for next summer.
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Hinton
Summers County
Hinton-area
Bluestone River
New River
Jim Leslie
Mercer Countians
Board of Education
West Virginia
Leslie
Tom Ball
Environmental Protection Agency
Appalachian Regional Commission
The
Farmers Home Administration
West Virginia Water Development Authority
City of
Sliding View of Time and Memory by Jim Terry
The piece reflects on aging and the passage of days, contrasting fleeting memories with enduring wishes. It follows a narrator by a window, pondering what came before and after life, the desire to return to past moments, and the resolve to keep only the good days in a personal archive. Jim Terry, Daily Telegraph Princeton Bureau chief, frames the meditation with personal attribution.
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Jim Terry
Daily Telegraph
Princeton
The Serious Implications of the Barry Trial
Columnist Carl T. Rowan argues the Marion Barry trial transcends personal conduct. He questions race, justice, and political accountability in Washington DC, suggesting the case tests national standards and reveals deep racial tensions shaping juror views and policy outcomes.
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Washington
U.S. District Court
Marion Barry
Caesar
Barry
Justice Department
FBI
District of Columbia
White House
Congress
West Virginia residents thank donors for Hugo relief drive
A letter from West Virginia readers thanks individuals and businesses for aid sent to rural Charleston County South Carolina after Hurricane Hugo. It lists donations including appliances furniture food and 1800 for building supplies and credits several supporters and local media for help.
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Hugo
West
New River Foodland
South Carolina
Michael Vincent
Liz
Catholic
Harry Christie
Barbara
Tender Mercies Food Basket
Lori Farley
Donna Charles
Wkmy Radio
Wvva Television
Princeton Telecable
P.O. Box
Princeton
Charleston County
Rock-A-Thon Acknowledges Mercer Mall Supporters
Mercer County Foster Grandparents co sponsored the event with director Linda Charles and raised donations at the Mercer Mall. Volunteers from Stateside and Furniture Outlet provided rocking chairs and hours of setup and rocking. They are thanked for their hard work and hours.
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Mercer Mall
Mercer County
Linda Charles
Mercer County Students Earn National Awards in 1985
Two Mercer County students James Scott Herndon of Bluefield and Tina Marie Wall of Oakvale were named national award winners by the United States Achievement Academy and listed in the official yearbooks. Joseph St. Clair of Princeton and an Oakvale High School student also earned academy honors in business education leadership and honor roll, with listings planned in the national yearbook. New Bluefield Lions Club officers were installed at a dinner and dance, including Don Cooper and H T Goforth Jr. Mrs Williams received a 45 year emblem at her honor dinner.
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Mercer County
United States Achievement Academy
James Scott Herndon
Bluefield
Tina Marie Wall
Oakvale
Herndon
Ms. Wall
Joseph St. Clair
Princeton
Oakvale High School
U.S. Achievement Academy
St. Clair
Academy
Gail Williams
Iain
Bluefield Lions Club
Don Cooper
H.T. Goforth Jr
Taylor More
Bill Straley
Bluefield YWCA Director Receives Donation from Art Club
Ten years ago in 1980 Helen Farley, then executive director of the Bluefield YWCA, received a donation check from Betty Gordon, treasurer of the Bluefield Art Club.
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Helen Farley
Bluefield
New Princeton Lodge Officers Installed in 1965
1965 saw the installation of Princeton Lodge No. 134 officers Harvey J. Thompson chaplain Kenneth Hurst outgoing Master William W. Wooten worshipful master Wilbur Smith senior steward and Ronald Bailey senior deacon A 45th anniversary party honored Mrs Eula Coughton Williams for her long service with General Telephone Company of the Southeast at the Elks Club organized by the telephone traffic department Chief operator for the telephone service was noted.
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Princeton Lodge No. 134
Harvey J. Thompson
Kenneth Hurst
William W. Wooten
Wilbur Smith
Stewart
Ronald Bailey
General Telephone Company of the
Southeast
Eula Coughton Williams
Elks Club
Telephone Traffic Department
Bluefield Art Exhibit Showcases West Virginia Works
The Bluefield branch of the American Artists Professional league hosts its second annual West Virginia art show at Art Studios on Commerce Street featuring landscapes portraits and still life in oil watercolor pastel and charcoal. The Red Cross Bluefield chapter awards certificates to 16 Beaver High School juniors completing a basic first aid course taught to treat injured persons until a doctor arrives.
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Bluefield
American Artists Professional League
West Virginia
Commerce Street
Beaver High School
American Red Cross
Soviet demands on Romania and border clashes mark day
On June 26 1940 the Soviet Union demands cession of Bessarabia and northern Bukovina as Hitler pressures Romania. British forces blow bridges on the Hong Kong China border while Japanese forces push forward in the region.
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Soviet Union
Romania
Bessarabia
Bukovina
Hitler
Hong Kong
China
Daily Telegraph Calls for Public Letters with Signatures
The Daily Telegraph invites readers to submit letters on matters of public interest. Submissions must be short and include the writer's signature address and telephone number. Anonymity and pen names will not be used for publication.
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Daily Telegraph
The
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