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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 2004
Page
4
The narrator recalls George Lanton a notable advocate for at risk youth involved with the WECAN program. After long days covering an Abingdon trial the writer learns of Lanton's passing and reflects on his wide community impact across county region states and nation.
Bill Archer recalls George Lanton as a devoted WECAN advisor and community volunteer. He highlights Lanton's depth of thought, leadership, and humor, noting his role at Princeton-Mercer Chamber events, local stores, and charity picnics. A personal tribute to a friend and mentor.
The Cluefield Daily Telegraph lists William Randy Deason as Publisher News Editor State Editor and Senior Writer with Samantha Perry Tammie Toler Barbara Hawkins Bill Archer and Thomas A Colley in executive and editorial roles including Executive Editor Managing Editor Sports Editor City County Editor Senior Copy Editor. A biblical verse from Matthew 18 6 is cited about offending a child.
The article traces PAYGO as a budget rule requiring offsets for new spending or tax cuts, its expiration in 2002, and current considerations to revive it. Senate support would apply to both spending and tax cuts, but House guidelines favor applying PAYGO only to spending, exempting tax cuts. Proponents say PAYGO is needed to curb deficits while critics warn of weaker tax-cut push and potential waivers.
Community members and students at BSC join a cleanup drive for Oak Grove Cemetery starting Saturday the 27th at 9 a.m. Montcalm ROTC, Royal Rangers of Bluewell, Richardson and McConnell funeral homes, and Woodlawn Cemetery back the effort. Call 304-589-3451 or 1-800-692-4372 to participate.
Jim Davidson, a motivational speaker and syndicated columnist from Conway Arkansas, shares a life lesson taught by his WWII veteran father who earned the nickname Cowboy through buying livestock for sale in Kansas City. The core rule: if you cannot trade with someone, do not make them mad, move on to avoid burning future connections. Be kind, have conviction in your work, and keep doors open for future opportunities. He reflects on his rural upbringing and sales career spanning almost four decades. He notes how avoiding anger in business has proven essential and urges readers to treat others well while pursuing success.
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