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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 2001
Page
5
Larry Hypes notes clocks fall back giving an extra morning hour but shortening evening light. He laments constant bustle, packed schedules, and kids racing from activity to activity, recalling days when children played freely and time slowed. He praises rest for the elderly and daily meditation as balance.
The Baily Telegraph lists staff including Gary Adkisson as Publisher News Editor and City Editor with Jammie Toler Samantha Perry Barbara Hawkins Thomas A Colley as Executive Editor VA State Editor Bill Archer Sports Editor and Deddy Paynter as Business Editor. The issue prints a biblical quotation from 2 Corinthians 6 14 AV attributed to Jody Neal.
A variety of groups across Buchanan and Tazewell counties join Make a Difference Day by aiding nursing home residents, reading to children, hosting fundraisers, and collecting pet and canned foods. Princeton High School hosts a hot dog sale for Pam's Place and flood-damaged schools, while Concord College hosts a 24 hour homeless awareness project behind the College Center to support Scottie's Place.
Letter writer John A. Presley of Anawalt West Virginia blasts state taxes car insurance premiums and political leadership. He cites his family’s 1064.71 state vehicle tax and 1171.56 annual car insurance while urging residents to contact officials and demand change. Presley notes population decline in McDowell County and laments lack of action by elected leaders.
West Virginia figures from the Board of Medicine and Insurance Commissioner show medical malpractice claims and jury verdicts have decreased since 1993 while doctors’ incomes remain high. The Charleston Gazette cites state data and Census input to argue against a fraudulently manufactured crisis by insurers and some doctors.
Debra Kilgore, attorney at law from Princeton, W.Va., argues against tort reform. She contends doctors seek caps on damages and expert panels to limit claims, while average physician salaries and growing numbers challenge the premise of a litigation crisis.
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