Fuel the Nation with Coal and New Engines
Larry Hypes argues that the United States must end reliance on Arab oil by fast tracking alternative fuels and long lasting batteries. He cites wartime science, urges a national effort led by top scientists, and suggests coal can yield synthetic fuel while GM and Ford industrialize new engines.
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Daily Telegraph Staff Roles and Biblical Verse
A listing of editorial positions including Gary Adkisson publisher News Editor City Editor WA State Editor Tammie Toler Samantha Perry Barbara Hawkins Thomas A Colley Executive editor Bill Archer Teddy Paynter VA State Editor Sports Editor Business Editor. The page also quotes 1 John 5 13 AV asserting believers may know they have eternal life.
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Anthrax Reports Prompt Cautions Amid No Immediate Threat
Local officials report multiple suspicious mail incidents in Four Seasons Country with no anthrax found. Authorities urge calm, call 911, and follow dispatcher instructions while developing response protocols. Hoaxes can bring jail time. health experts stress transmission requires direct exposure.
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Halloween origins and the claim of evil spirits
Debbie Grace from Bluefield West Virginia argues Halloween is evil, tracing origins to the Celtic festival Samhain and Druid rituals. She cites biblical verses to condemn the holiday and warns Christians against celebrating despite Irish Catholic immigration in 1845.
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West Virginia Housewife Appeals for River and Land Cleanup
A speaker urges West Virginia residents, especially housewives, to write to the Governor and district legislators. The plea calls for a statewide program to clean rivers and streams, curb timber cutting, and limit mountaintop removals to reduce floods and protect land and water.
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Homeland security chief Ridge reassures an anxious nation
Tom Ridge, newly named homeland security director, likens his role to an orchestra conductor as the nation faces post Sept. 11 fears. The piece recalls President Bush and Vice President Cheney’s recent public appearances amid anthrax scares, hoaxes, and evolving security measures. Ridge observes and assesses from a nearby Oval Office office, vowing steady leadership.
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Ridge leads homeland defense vision amid anthrax hunt
In a Washington briefing Ridge outlines a national strategy to protect America from bioterror threats. He describes assembling top officials to coordinate response, disseminating information, and positioning resources. The plan aims for unified action and safer operations nationwide. Ann McFeatters reports from Washington.
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