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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 2002
Page
4
Larry Hypes writes that professionalism in teaching goes beyond appearance and pay. He notes the need for discipline, clear goals, and strong communication with principals, as well as volunteering and community involvement. He reflects on how test scores and standards drive the profession.
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists staff roles including News Editor State Editor City Editor and executives Tammie Toler Barbara Hawkins Thomas A Colley Executive Editor Managing Editor. The page features a Psalm quotation from Psalms 19 7 AV reflecting the paper's faith heritage.
State approval of an amended plan moves McDowell County toward a new consolidated high school for Big Creek and Jaeger amid flood proofing aid worth 40 million dollars. Officials promise shorter bus routes and centralized stops while hearings are scheduled to weigh benefits of new school construction for the crisis hit district.
John D Radnoczi of Princeton argues that few riders are reckless and questions high fines and enforcement. He cites Sheriff Brooks and Chief Anderson, notes flood relief praise for riders, and urges balanced rules. He questions insurance requirements and calls for local law clarity.
Dale McFeathers argues Iraq's election shows flawless turnout and decisive results, contrasting with U.S. process flaws. He notes Saddam Hussein won 100 percent of 11.4 million votes with immediate tallies, while U.S. systems face delays and legal battles. The piece treats the Iraqi poll as a political consultation about American democracy.
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