Hard work as a timeless bedrock in teaching tenure
Larry Hypes, a Tazewell High School teacher, reflects on enduring classroom values. He recalls rigid standards set by former principals Gara Kovach and Bessie Walker, champions of hard work, and notes the shift toward modern tools like PowerPoint. He endorses Allen Mendler's views on balanced roles among students teachers and parents.
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Thomas A Colley serves as Executive Editor and City Editor Charles Owens handles Senior Copy Editing. Allen Roberts is Lifestyles Editor while Kathy Kish provides religious quotation at the end.
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BRMC seeks citizens for community advisory council
The field Regional Medical Center announces forums to gather public input from Mercer Tazewell Bland and McDowell counties as it forms a new advisory council. Officials will select members at July meetings to provide recommendations to the hospital board and guide future growth.
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Virginia Tech ranks seventh in U S for technology access
Education Week released a report praising Virginia for strong technology access with Mountain State students noted for higher access than most. West Virginia ranks fourth nationally for low classroom computer sharing and for high Internet connectivity, a point of statewide educational progress.
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Term limits urged to curb Washington in hard times
Preston Norton of Bluefield WV voices concern over high gasoline prices and rising costs. He urges immediate action, recalling past hardships, and calls for term limits on all political office holders to stop perceived neglect by lawmakers.
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New GI Bill boosts benefits for veterans and officers
Congressional Democrats led by Rep. Nick Rahall introduce the New GI Bill of Rights for the 21st Century to honor and aid over one million veterans in Iraq and Afghanistan and future service members. Senator Byrd backs ↑ death payment to 100000 and SGLI to 400000 retroactive to Oct 7, 2001, noting nearly 1800 sacrifices. West Virginia will restore treasurer oversight of a 2 billion fund, with ceremonies and scholarships planned across the state. Governor Manchin announces safety awards for officers and Valor and Meritorious Service honors. Barbara Hawkins, state editor.
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