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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1990
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board announces its consensus on opinion columns with members listed including Terry Horne and Thomas A Colley and others. A Bible verse from John 3 18 is quoted to frame the religious信 belief article.
Editorial notes Truck City Parts Inc moves corporate offices from Route 52 near Bluefield to a refurbished building at Bland Street and College Avenue. The project houses DS Parts, a new company, while retail locations remain separate. Community impact includes filled vacancies and improved business area appearance.
Health official Louis Sullivan calls for universities and other bodies to refuse tobacco company event sponsorships. The move aims to stop linking athletic figures and institutions with a product blamed for deaths, urging sponsors to drop blood money from sporting events.
Asha Gopal Pardasani of Princeton Senior High School was chosen Sunday as West Virginia's Young Woman of the Year at Concord College. The award, formerly Junior Miss, honors intelligent and creative high school seniors. She advances to the national competition this summer in Mobile, Alabama.
A columnist recalls humorous questions from life and family moments. Anecdotes cover police warnings, parenting quips, misunderstandings at work, and light digs at the absurdity of daily communication. Jim Terry, Daily Telegraph Princeton Bureau chief, reflects on memory and perception.
A tale of a Red Hen rallying friends from neighboring barnyards to meet legislators in Charleston. They plant seeds for equitable pay, insurance, retirement, class size limits, and planning time, as rain sprinkles the seeds and a few sprout. The Hen vows continued action despite unsure food for all later.
The story recalls a hungry family seeking food while a Red Hen and her chicks travel the Hillbilly Highway. In Mercer County, a Feb 3 1990 bowling tournament at Green Valley Bowling Center showcased the Special Olympics with community support and 164 high scores, thanking media, schools, and organizers for 15 years of activity.
In 1985 a new cataract procedure promising less discomfort and faster recovery debuts outside California at Humana St. Luke's in Bluefield led by Dr Eliot Blaydes. Also tonight Concord College hosts the WVMEA Junior High Show Choir Festival with Blue Revue and Princeton Junior High co hosting, a first for southern West Virginia.
Beaver Carnival organizers select “Jewel Box” as the 1940 theme on February 29. Carnival court picks include Ethel Houston Margie Stuart Amanda Lee Sarver Mary Ann Cole Hope Lilly Mary Elizabeth Lowe Jean Kirk Phyllis Bryant Doris Coppinger Anne Meador Olga Daugherty Jo Ann Cannon. Compiled by Mary Rice Daily Telegraph staff.
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On March 6 1940 fifty years ago Finnish diplomats secretly traveled to Moscow to negotiate an armistice with the Soviet Union. Britain and France maintained aid offers but sent only limited supplies of outdated weapons amid the ongoing conflict.
A historical overview recounting the long years of conflict and the human impact across nations. It outlines key turning points, military campaigns, and civilian resilience during extended wartime, drawing on archival sources and wartime commentary.
James J Kilpatrick notes Reagan's support for the contras helped force Ortega to concede, yielding a Chamorro landslide. He warns a Chamorro presidency faces dire economic collapse, reliance on U.S. aid, and risk of appearing as a Bush puppet as Panama and Poland loom for aid.
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