Fault-finding 9/11 commission criticism stirs debate
Toler outlines how the 9/11 commission became a target for finger pointing, noting bipartisan aims to fix failures while politics and anger grew. She cites testimony on World Trade Center precautions, communications faults, and how survivors seek accountability without undermining security. Giuliani’s quote anchors blaming terrorists, not officials, as the path forward.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph Staff and Editor Names
A roster listing the paper roles includes News Editor State Editor Senior Writer Samantha Perry Tammie Toler Barbara Hawkins wee Bill Archer Thomas A Colley Executive Editor Managing Editor Sports Editor City County Editor Senior Copy Editor. The piece closes with a biblical verse about storing treasures in heaven.
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West Virginia sees $12 million surplus in year-end revenues
State tax officials report WV revenue on pace to exceed estimates by about 12 million as coal prices stay high boosting severance tax and road fund receipts. Gasoline taxes show strength while consumer income and sales taxes lag slightly. Stronger fiscal tone contrasts with ongoing job and deficit concerns.
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Summer Fun Promises Festivals and Savings on Fuel
The arrival of summer brings a range of local events such as the Mountain Festival, offering affordable entertainment at home. Rising gasoline costs curb weekend travel, but residents can still enjoy fairs, festivals, and other attractions while supporting the community and saving fuel.
Cutlips Gift Lights Up Bluefield With 31 Trees
In a letter of thanks the Beautification Commission and South Bluefield Merchants Association applaud Cutlips Lawn and Garden for donating 31 trees and for volunteering concrete cutting and planting. The trees were delivered to Jefferson, North and Bland to beautify the city and attract business and new residents. The writer notes Bluefield’s ambition to be a busy thriving city again and praises the Cutlips for community service and business leadership.
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Analysts see $2 gas amid moral and policy strain
Analysts warn gas may average $2 a gallon as a terror premium and rising Chinese demand push prices higher. The Heritage Foundation attacks federal spending while Ohio warns over Timken plant closures. A Gallup poll finds 80 percent of Americans rate morals as fair or poor, amid protests and policy debates.
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