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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2012
Page
3
A reporter explains rising pump prices pushing desire for a closer home to reduce a 23 mile daily round trip to the Bluefield Daily Telegraph offices. He notes mileage compensation, variability in daily travel for meetings and events, and attempts to limit off hours driving while handling errands.
A Daily Telegraph reader weighs how high gas costs affect daily life, work shifts, and errands. He notes bus travel, fuel efficiency, and alternative fuels like natural gas and coal liquefaction as possible solutions, while urging conservation and tire pressure checks. Greg Jordan reports from the field.
A local publication reprints a line noting Jesus began to preach and call for repentance, with no accompanying news context or dates. The fragment appears in an issue attributed to Bluefield Baily Telegraph staff members and editors. The text provides no additional reportage or details regarding location or event.
Billy Wagner and Erik Robinson urge Tazewell residents to fund the local Second Chance Learning Center to prevent its closure by year end. The office costs about 40000 dollars yearly for salaries and rent, with Bluefield and regional centers receiving more backing. They note high demand, a waiting list, and a need for local contributions from individuals, organizations, and foundations to keep services for at risk youth available.
A reader recounts her 7 year old cat Max attacked by two large dogs on a porch. Max survived major surgery after kidney removal and injuries. The writer urges action by owners and shelter, noting fear for other pets and children and seeking a response from Mercer County Animal Shelter.
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Jay Ambrose argues that government intervention saved GM and Chrysler but warns it could destroy the industry. He contends Chapter 11 would have worked, unions and policies fueled problems, and that higher taxes on gasoline and misdirected incentives undermine demand for trucks and SUVs. He cites GM’s Volt and fuel standards as examples of government mistakes.
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