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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 2003
Page
7
Samantha Perry writes in the Daily Telegraph about America's war stance in Baghdad and the need for national unity amid divergent views. The piece reflects on independence, fear, and the rallying cry to support troops, while urging Americans to stand behind democracy and protect liberty at home and abroad.
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists staff including News Editor State Editor Sports Editor and senior editors. Samantha Perry Thomas A Colley Executive Editor Managing Editor Charles Owens Andy Patton City County Editor and Senior Copy Editor. The note precedes a biblical quote from Mark 4 34.
A reflective essay argues that terrorism makes the United States vulnerable at home after 9 11. It lauds wartime resolve, cites the Baghdad push as a new D Day, and calls to preserve America's heritage with patriotism and unity. It invokes the Pledge and National Anthem as symbols of national resolve.
Letter from Eustace Frederick III of Bluefield West Virginia blasts Natalie Maines for calling the President of the United States from Texas a bad choice. The writer says country fans are patriotic veterans and urges her to speak on American soil. He warns about the coming Gulf War context and notes free speech rights.
A WWII veteran criticizes the Iraq War and President Bush. He urges frontline service for leaders and their children, questions the war’s aims, cites Osama Bin Laden and Saddam Hussein, and argues the conflict distracts from the economy while calling for peace and accountability. He cites Senator Byrd’s stance and ends with peace slogans.
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