Preserving Veterans Stories From Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Greg Jordan recalls interviews with veterans from World War II Korea and Vietnam. He notes how many stories vanish as veterans pass and highlights honors like the Always Free Honor Flights and a McDowell County route-name proposal to memorialize Army veteran Joe Alderman.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph Staff Lineup
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists staff editors and editors in chiefs including Samantha Perry editor Andy Patton senior editor Bill Archer and Brian Woodson assistant managing editor with Charles Owens as news editor and sports editor. A Bible verse is quoted.
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War on coal debate grows as federal plan hits Appalachia
The Obama climate plan faces strong opposition from West Virginia and Virginia leaders who warn it threatens coal jobs and power reliability. Republican and Democratic lawmakers insist federal rules will cripple industry, raise electricity costs, and hamper regional energy security, while proponents tout cleaner energy goals and new investment.
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Letters call to action on relics in Washington D C
A letter complains about not moving relics from D C and threatens pressure on Congress with U S Rep Rahall if he seeks Jay Rockefeller's seat. The writer, Eddie Fowl Bluetan, criticizes current headlines and notes Manchin’s potential departure from office.
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End tax breaks for political groups
Martin Schram argues that government transparency is undermined by selective IRS targeting of conservative and liberal groups. He urges ending tax exemptions for politically active groups and allowing their political expenditures to be taxed.
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