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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 2012
Page
3
Larry Hypes examines how U S gasoline use is dipping while prices hit historic mid March highs. He notes refinery margins, finding and lifting costs, and political tensions with Iran shaping fuel economics and potential future price shifts.
Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists Darryl Hudson as Publisher and News Editor with Andy Patton Brian Woodson Samantha Perry as Editors including Senior and City Editor roles. Bill Archer Charles Owens are named alongside a biblical quote about unbelief.
McDowell County commissioners urge residents to petition state and federal lawmakers for funding to expand broadband and cell coverage. They note dead zones from Maybeurry to Kimball, seek support from Gov. Tomblin, Rep. Rahall, and Senators Manchin and Rockefeller, and welcome letters or signed petitions at the county commission office in Welch.
Ron Bailey from Rock cites high landfill prices, careless dumping, and missed pickups as major litter causes. He urges inmate work details and strategically placed dumpsters to curb roadside trash and protect roadsides and signs.
A PBS watcher in our area lauds Downton Abbey as a favorite British soap and anticipates the next season. They also suggest As Time Goes By for its light humor and romance. The Daily Telegraph will publish letters on public matters, requiring signature address and phone number and asking for email submissions to editorbatonline.com.
Jay Ambrose argues that governments and unions overpromised benefits and underfunded pensions have created a looming austerity crisis. Citing Stockton California as a cautionary example, he detailing bondholder losses, tax declines, and public employee retirement costs while calling for reform beyond half measures.
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