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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 2003
Page
4
Samantha Perry, Daily Telegraph managing editor, examines Bluefield moving Halloween from Friday to Thursday October 30 for trick or treat. She flags safety, traffic and enforcement concerns, notes potential prank risks, and questions how adults and visitors would respond to the altered schedule.
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists Randy Deason as Publisher and News Editor with state and sports editors, Samantha Perry as City/County Editor, Thomas A Colley as Executive Editor and Managing Editor, plus a Senior Copy Editor and a Business Writer. A Bible verse emphasizes transformation and renewal.
Mercer County and nearby areas showed strong support as 503 National Guardsmen from the 150th left for Fort Bragg to prepare for possible deployment to Iraq in 2004. Crowds lined Airport Road while Brushfork Armory hosted displays of love and encouragement, including schoolchildren waving flags. Community leaders urged continued support for families left behind and ongoing respect for local troops.
A friend shares a personal account of childhood medical issues, a heart condition, and bypass surgery at Roanoke Memorial. The writer urges parents to listen to children, know family medical history, seek medical care, and trust God and healthcare providers as instruments of healing.
A Bramwell writer uses a dog and cat to allegorize Democrats and Republicans and their attempts to share a home. The piece argues both parties may coexist with compromises like Medicare prescription drug plans, though slogans mask ongoing tensions.
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