Tribute to Chief Dent and DST reflections in Four Seasons
Larry Hypes, a Daily Telegraph columnist, recalls Chief Dent the Princeton resident and NASCAR enthusiast. He notes Dent’s quiet, meticulous nature, friendships, and losses affecting him, including Earnhardt’s death and his wife’s illness. The piece pivots to Daylight Saving Time changes and seasonal outdoor chores, urging readers to prepare lawns, gardens, and gear as spring nears.
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Jim Dent
Daily Telegraph
Stadium Drive
Elizabeth Scruggs
Buster Large
Tony Webster
Bluefield
Jim
Chief Dent
Dale Earnhardt
Mark Martin
Martin
Earnhardt
Princeton
Newsroom Staff and Quotation From The Daily Telegraph
A garbled note lists staff positions at the Duefield Daily Telegraph including News Editor Randy Mooney Publisher Andy Patton Sports Editor Samantha Perry and Editor Asst. Managing Editor Charles Owens. A quoted phrase appears with garbled words about confessing sins and forsaking them.
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Charles Owens Retan Windaan
Stop Robocalls From Invading Daily Life
Federal regulators logged 3.6 million Do Not Call violations last year with 49 000 from 516 and 631 area codes. Consumers Union cites 350 million dollars in annual losses to scams. The piece advocates tougher Do Not Call rules FTC oversight Nomorobo technology and broader blocking access.
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Rachel
Seardholder Services
IRS
Internal Revenue Service
Consumers Union
Chuck Schumer
D-N.y
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Communications
Newsday
Tribune Content Agency
Bluefield Police Commended by West End Resident
Donna Taylor, a long time West End resident, thanks Bluefield Police Department for doing a great job in Bluefield. The Daily Telegraph notes letters must include signature, address and phone number, and can be emailed to editor at bdt online dot com.
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Carson
Freda Evans
Mother Nature
Joe Jackson
Wes Myers
David Palmer
Mr. Creasy
Gerald Parton
City of
Bluefield
West End
Donna Taylor Bluefield
Daily Telegraph
Clinton loses Michigan primary in stunning polling error
Veteran observers note Hillary Clinton led by 21.3 points in final polls yet Sanders won with 49.8 percent to 48.3. Factors cited include turnout misreads, open primary dynamics, and lingering doubts about Clinton’s candor and email probe. The result marks a historic polling miss and keeps Sanders competitive ahead of Florida and Ohio.
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Illary Clinton
Michigan
Clinton
Detroit
Charles H. Wright Museum of
Nate Silver
Sanders
Sander
Vermont Independent
Thal
Florida
Ohio
South
Cerns
Wall Street
FBI
Donald Trump
Trump
Walter Mondale
New Hampshire
Gary Hart
Hillary Clinton
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Larry Hypes
Bluefield High School
Duefield Daily Telegraph
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von Andy Patton
Samantha Perry
Mave Tihletcy
Bluefield Police
Martin Schram
Tribune News Service
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