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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 01, 2007

Page

4

TV Turnoff Week frames a modern battle for choice

TV-Free America promotes National TV Turnoff Week started in 1995 with a pledge by 1 million to abandon television for a week. The piece contrasts anti-TV and anti-car groups, notes TV's ubiquity, and argues that media commerce drives passive consumption while warning public life under surveillance and consumer control. It cites George Orwell and scholars Miller and Crisp as warnings about totalitarian influence and corporate hegemony on everyday viewing.

Tv-Free America TV Free America World Carfree Network Anti-Car Crusaders Worldcarfree.net America George Orwell Mark Crispin Miller New York University Miller

Deason Staff Roster Mentioned in Telegraph Issue

The published list includes publisher William Randy Deason executive editor Thomas Colley news editor Samantha Perry managing editor Andy Patton senior editor city editor Brian Woodson and sports editor Bill Archer alongside Charles Owens. A Bible quote from Mark 2 17 is printed in the issue.

Bill Archer Charles Owens

Virginia governor tightens gun sales by mental illness checks

Gov Timothy Kaine issued an executive order to require courts to share involuntary inpatient and outpatient care orders with the Central Criminal Records Exchange, expanding mental health data used by Virginia gun dealers. The move follows the Virginia Tech massacre and aims to close loopholes that allowed sale to a dangerous individual.

Commonwealth Owledge Timothy M. Kaine Kaine Virginia Tech Seung-Hui Cho Cho Virginia General Assembly Virginia State Police Central Criminal Records Exchange

BHS coaches exemplified citizenship in 1948

A veteran Army coach Patsy Malamisura and Navy mentor Ralph Griffith led a rough group of 13 and 14 year olds at Wade Field in Bluefield in 1948. Their disciplined approach shaped a rough Pop Warner style team into a well organized group praised as the best in the league, reflecting true citizen service.

Army Patsy Malamisura Navy Ralph Griffith West End Wade Bluefield Malamisura Griffith Wade Field Patsy Ralph

Scandals Offer Light Relief Amid Global Tensions

Dan K. Thomasson critiques public fascination with sex scandals in high places and celebrity missteps as a distraction from wars, terrorism fears, and climate anxiety. He parodies media focus on Palfrey's numbers and Baldwin's family rift while defending parental anger as a social constant and questioning leaks in the Renzi investigation.

Ashington Wiriee Iraq Deborah Jean Palfrey Alec Baldwin Randall Tobias Middle East John Alberto Gonzales U.S Congress Senate Judiciary Committee Gonzales Rick Renzi Arizona

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