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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1994
Page
14
A Daily Telegraph Lifestyles writer confesses a recurring accident phobia and recounts childhood bike crashes. She links fear to driving anxiety and a late admission about a police car incident in Salem Virginia. The tale mixes humor with self reflection on risk and obsession.
Lois Roark of Anawalt voices fear over her 40 year old daughter Cathy, severely mentally and physically handicapped, lacking communication and self care. Roark longs for a McDowell County facility to ensure Cathy’s care and daily visits, while enduring caregiver strain and dependence on limited home health support.
The Greenbrier licensed its name to a Japanese developer for The Greenbrier West Village in Shirakawa Japan. The 700 acre site includes two golf courses designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr and interiors by Carleton B Varney. Opening planned May 1995 with ongoing royalty arrangements and an international cultural exchange foundation. Negotiations hint at a possible Ireland expansion.
At Shriners Hospital in Minneapolis nearly 80 of 320 artificial limbs produced yearly feature bold designs and colors. Laminated art ranges from tropical fish and dragons to Michael Jordan, with some patients choosing tattoo-like motifs while others favor skin-tone bases.
George Constantz of Alpena West Virginia channels profits from his book Hollows Peepers and Highlanders into river conservation. As founder of Pine Cabin Run Laboratory he funds research on Cacapon and Greenbrier watersheds and now heads West Virginia’s Watershed Conservation and Management Program. He donates $1 from each $14 sale to his lab and $7 when sold directly, urging readers to take concrete steps for Appalachian ecosystems.
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