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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 19, 2003
Page
4
Kenna Amos, Daily Telegraph reporter in Princeton, discusses criticisms received from readers and colleagues. He contrasts constructive versus destructive feedback, notes personal labels like non-degreed journalist and nit-picking engineer, and urges reflection, restraint, and open dialogue in editorial work.
A Bluefield Daily Telegraph piece lists staff roles including News Editor State Editor Sports Editor Randy Deason Publisher Samantha Perry and others. It closes with a Bible verse from Matthew 23 25 26 about cleansing inside and out, reflecting on hypocrisy and excess.
Senators debate a 350 billion cap while counting sunset dates to justify remaining under the limit. Analysts call the approach Enron like and warn the true cost could reach 660 billion, with deficits ballooning as tax cuts go permanent.
A letter to the editor champions Senator Byrd for questioning the Iraq war stance and condemns the war as avoidable and costly. The writer accuses President Bush of treating the conflict as a game and urges West Virginians to wake up and back Byrd, citing tolls on national infrastructure and civil liberties.
Mercer County Chapter 31 Disabled American Veterans thanks BET Bank Stafford Drive Princeton First Community Bank and Kroger Bluewell for support during the Forget-me-not drive on May 23. The Commander Larry E Pennington Sr thanks all patrons and employees for helping disabled veterans in the area.
Jim Davidson recalls a humorous yet serious tale about Rodger and Joy Gentry from Conway Arkansas. The piece defends traditional family values while celebrating Joy’s decision to pursue college and a accounting career. Rodger later earned a degree in Environmental Health Sciences and seeks new work. Joy’s return home is unlikely.
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