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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 10, 2000

Page

12

Old school teacher retires after 36 years at Dunlow Elementary

UNLOW AP report 55 year old Julian Varney, known as Mr. V, ends a long Wayne County career as a substitute and fifth grade teacher. A Vietnam veteran who values rote memorization, Varney emphasizes U.S. presidents and Declaration signers while balancing new demands and caring for his disabled son Bryan. He plans future gardening and travel with wife Joanne and may do substitute teaching.

Man UNLOW Julian Varney Little Dunlow Varney Mr. V Dunlow Wayne County Center of Science and Industry Columbus Ohio County Katie Carey United States Bryan Joanne Washington

Higher car values stall Virginia tax cut plan

Gov. Jim Gilmore aims to end the car tax but stronger car values keep the levy alive as high mileage no longer reduces value as before. Local officials report rising vehicle values, while dealers cite durable builds and strong demand for late model cars.

Richmond Jim Gilmore Patricia Erney National Automobile Dealers Association Virginia Richard Cordle Chesterfield County Gilmore Mark Miner Miner General Assembly David Boling Byist Virginia Independent Automobile Dealers Association Boling

Confederate flag talks with Gilmore gain national attention

In Richmond NAACP and Gov. Gilmore face potential stalemate over Confederate History Month while former Gov. Wilder calls for ongoing dialogue and notes Gilmore’s outreach to blacks. Analysts warn of national embarrassment if talks fail as tourism boycotts loom and political optics rise.

Richmond NAACP Jim Gilmore Virginia L. Douglas Wilder Gilmore Wilder U.S National Association For the Advancement of Colored People South Carolina University of Virginia Larry Sabato Columbia George W. Bush Republican National Committee Robert E. Lee Abraham Lincoln Ulysses S. Grant

Rally Against Racial Injustice Draws Cabell County Crowd

About 25 residents joined a Monday rally in Huntington protesting racial injustice. Earlier April 25 rally drew around 100 after a shooting by a city officer was deemed accidental. Community leaders, including NAACP president Phil Carter, call for action in schools and jobs, with a follow up protest planned.

Huntington Cabell County Lita Lopez Phil Carter National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Marie Saunders Cabell Midland High School Saunders Cabell Midland John Flowers Carter

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