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Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield, West Virginia

26 Jun 2006

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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

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Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 2006

Page

4

Park of Fallen Soldiers: a walker recalls the price of freedom

Senior writer Bill Archer recounts a June 17 visit to Lotito Park for Let Freedom Ride 4. He describes riding with John Nelson to photograph the procession of about 2,800 crosses honoring service members who died in Iraq and Afghanistan, noting names like Sgt Gene A Vance and Lance Cpl Juston T Thacker, and reflecting on the freedoms they preserved.

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Maples Lotito Park College Avenue John Nelson John Charlie Cole Vineyard Street Gary Ruth Bluefield Gene A. Vance Fanning Funeral Home Saeger Welch Jack Caffrey Nick Rahall Jimmy Joe Gianato Jimmy Joe Panther Keith Auville Gene Vance Morgantown Wyoming County Darren D. Vankomen Vance Brushfork National Guard Army Army Darren Darryl Smith Sgt. Deforest L. Talbert Tran Darryl 150Th Armor Iraq Lance Cpl Juston T. Thacker Mark Harry Afghanistan U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Juston Tom Dixie Sisk Mark West Virginia West Virginia
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Boom in surveillance sparks questions who watches the watchers

An examination of the surge in surveillance cameras discusses 5 million US cameras now, likely to double in five years, and a $9 billion industry projected to reach $20 billion by 2010. Chicago seeks mandatory city–business camera links, while debates rise over privacy, effectiveness, ownership, access, and archival rules. The piece notes public support but warns on unaddressed legal and social implications.

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Scripps Howard News Service Lisa Hoffman U.S George Orwell Hoffman Chicago Richard Daley
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Reader urges open mind on Godless by Ann Coulter

Stephen DeGray of Bluefield Virginia recommends reading Godless to understand debates around Darwinism abortion and education while critiquing liberal backlash to Bush era military policy. He cites Cindy Sheehan and World Trade Center survivors as focal points and urges Zeigler to read with balance.

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Ann Coulter New York Times Don Democrat Party Zeigler Bush Cindy Sheehan Mr. Zeigler Coulter WTC Stephen DeGray Bluefield
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Two books stir debate on morality and mainstream values

Jim Davidson critiques Neil Walsh's Conversations with God and its teen version as undermining traditional Christian and moral teaching. He cites alleged content promoting homosexuality and relativism, questions free speech claims, warns about Scholastic distribution, and urges readers to defend biblical truth.

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America Peoria Main Street America God Neil D. Walsh New York Times
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