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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1999
Page
4
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The Moving Wall replica from Washington visits Hunnicutt Stadium open 24 hours until Monday. Organized by Blue Gray Chapter of the Vietnam Veterans of America, the exhibit offers veterans and families a near and affordable chance to view the memorial, reflect on those lost, and seek healing from the war’s enduring toll. Organizers expect at least 20,000 visitors, a powerful reminder of the fallen and a bridge across divided memories.
Larry Hypes reflects on revival of the Bluestone line for a tourist excursion train. Virginia officials Thomas Stewart and Kevin Page with Cindy Butler and John Philbrick discuss costs and feasibility, projecting a $3.2 million repair and $391000 annual budget. He highlights Pocahontas coal heritage, Bramwell homes, and local urban renewal led by Mayor Anita Brown and community groups as momentum builds for new highway jobs and regional development.
Evan Bevins argues that dress codes and movie theater I D checks are not cure-alls for youth violence. He urges continuous school involvement, responsible media choices, and home and community effort, noting no single policy will end the problem. He cites Columbine and theater practices to illustrate limits and need for broader action.
Patricia Furlong leads the Parent Project to speed Duchenne research after her two sons die young. Parents raise over 1 million dollars, fund centers at two universities, and push for clinics, while balancing care challenges and questioning funding norms.
Eula F. Hawley of Bluefield WV decries a destructive time in society marked by drugs guns and child abuse. She urges parental vigilance and societal action, calls for safer schools and life protections, and frames child safety as a national moral duty amid rising violence and malnutrition with a plea for peace and justice.
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