Those Outside the Lines in Education and Dropout Trends
Larry Hypes discusses the pressures of a standardized education system, the challenges faced by below average students, and rising dropout rates. He notes shifts from traditional labor paths to modern technology, the struggle to balance industry and student needs, and the difficulty of holding parents and schools accountable as many youths exit or fail to meet minimum standards.
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Asa Prays for Help in Bold Verse Prayer
A brief fragment from Bluefield Daily Telegraph presents a biblical quotation where Asa appeals to the Lord for aid. The passage emphasizes reliance on God against a multitude, invoking divine power over human strength. The text reads as a prayer expressing faith and dependence on God.
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Domestic violence crisis echoed by Mercer County editorial
An editorial cites 632 domestic violence reports from Mercer County E-911 between January and September plus many unreported cases. It notes four domestic-related homicides, a trooper’s critical injuries, and asserts domestic abuse affects women, children, and communities nationwide, urging action, awareness, and support for services.
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West Virginia POW group seeks unregistered veterans
State Commander William A. Bonsall requests former prisoners of war in West Virginia to contact him if not registered with the national XPOW or WV chapter. The aim is to inform about medical and financial benefits available through Veterans Administration hospitals and aid programs, and to record names for the Commander’s Journal.
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Justifying a pre emptive strike conservatives case for Saddam
Dan Thomasson reports from Alo Alto on Hoover Institution figures backing a first strike against Saddam Hussein citing changing oceans and technology. The piece contrasts isolationist roots with hawkish viewpoints, noting Defense Policy Board members and Stanford campus debate on whether delay risks greater danger.
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