California loses 70 businesses as Texas attracts more growth
James H. Shott notes California's harsh business climate drives firms to friendlier states, with Texas gaining 14 of 70 lost by California in 2009. Unemployment runs high in California at 11.9 percent versus Texas 8 percent, as chief executives rank California among the worst states for business.
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Hardee’s Restaurants
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Mr. Puzder
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U.S
Dinefield Daily Telegraph Staff Credits
Publisher Darryl Hudson leads the paper with News Editor and Sports Editor roles. Brian Woodson oversees editing with Samantha Perry as Senior Editor and City Editor. The paper cites a biblical verse from Deuteronomy 4 24 AKJV, noting a cautionary message.
Bluefield Eyes First Reading On Video Lottery Zoning
Bluefield city officials move toward an ordinance restricting video lottery establishments within 1,000 feet of schools churches or homes. The board passed the first reading 4 to 0 with one member absent and set a June 14 public hearing at city hall. The measure, similar to a 2009 attempt, seeks to protect neighborhoods from gambling influence while weighing potential economic impact and job losses. Local business concerns and community impact are debated as the council weighs approval.
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Sternloff
West Virginia
Associated Press
Letters: Working folks bear the deficit burden
A reader argues that deficit reduction targets hit working people hard while SSI and Medicaid are rarely addressed. They claim working men pay the bills, fight wars, and fund society, while those able to work but refuse to, are ignored. They propose a health care charge to slash costs and drug use.
Daily Telegraph Calls for Public Letters to Editor
The Daily Telegraph invites readers to send emails about matters of public interest and to share opinions on public issues. Include constructive commentary and contact details for potential publication.
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Daily Telegraph
Obama faces tough clash over 1967 borders with Netanyahu
Dan K. Thomasson notes Obama’s push for prewar boundaries triggers bipartisan uproar in Congress and with Israel. Netanyahu rejects 1967 lines, portraying a tough but fair negotiation stance while the White House clarifies intent. U.S.-Israel ties sustain despite sharp exchanges and lobbying pressure.
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