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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2017
Page
4
Charles Boothe recalls a teenage daylight saving prank that prompted a late alarm, a rushed ride with Aunt Thom, and a tense scramble to reach church on time. The tale ends with a timely sermon about judging others and a reminder that it all turned out fine.
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists Randy Mooney as News Editor and Samantha Perry as Publisher and Editor. The publication runs under the guidance of Brian Woodson with a quoted verse from John 8 32 AKJV.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order last week eliminating the Obama era Waters of the United States rule. West Virginia officials and a coalition of 31 states said the rule expanded federal power at the cost of families farmers and small businesses and overreached state authority. The move aims to protect land and water rights and curb federal overreach affecting homeowners and property owners.
The article notes Lent as a 40 day period before Easter when Christians abstain from animal foods. It cites Genesis and Isaiah, lists leaders like John Wesley and Ellen G White, and links meat diet to health and environmental concerns. It mentions UN findings on greenhouse gases and reports of farm cruelty, urging a meat-free diet for compassion, health, and planetary protection.
Readers react to a coal mining accident in McDowell County with prayers for the family. Comments note sheriff’s office staffing shortages, weekend gaps, and concerns about crime. A mention of President Trump and actress Jennifer Garner appears in the thread alongside local school context.
Letters reflect views on Academy Awards coverage, taxes, Obamacare, and local issues in Bluefield Bluewell Princeton areas. Citizens discuss the Summit Players lawsuit, Gov. Justice budget, Oak Grove Cemetery records online, and a vintage dirt track on New Hope Road with memories of Rondel Cline and Aunt Ruth’s chili.
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