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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 2011
Page
3
The columnist laments perpetual campaigning and the barrage of political ads. They note candidates pledge opposition more than to positive goals, question legislators' productivity, and observe many run to attack rather than present concrete plans. The piece critiqued voters and the state of U.S. politics.
Larry Hypes, a Tazewell High School teacher and Daily Telegraph columnist, reflects on global population growth, hunger, urban slums, and the 1929 stock market crash. He notes fertility trends, regional contrasts, and later New Deal efforts, linking past crises to present concerns. He cites Russia’s incentives, China and India populations, and farmer hardships in Virginia.
The paper announces Darryl Hudson as News Editor and Samantha Perry as Publisher with Andis Tatton as Senior Editor and Brian Wesedson as Managing Editor. City Editor Bill Archer and Charles Owens are listed among staff. The note quotes 2 Corinthians 9 7 AKJV about cheerful giving.
Wythe Custom Welding donated metal gates for Lotito Park entrance in Bluefield. John Harmon of Bluewell spearheaded the project, joining volunteers to rehab the Yakkity Yak Playground and other beautification efforts across Bluefield and nearby towns in the two Virginias.
Bluefield High supporters respond to a letter arguing the Beavers belong in AAA. The writer cites WVSSAC enrollment rules and notes Bluefield sits midrange in Class AA, making a move to AAA unnecessary. They question the scheduling logic and point to other schools’ actions and non renewals to illustrate the issue.
Jay Ambrose argues that Obama’s student loan proposals amount to a campaign stunt that does little for the 29 million borrowers. He criticizes consolidation plans, reduced payments, and forgiveness timelines as insufficient, while labeling broader reforms as red tape and echoing past policy failings in health care and housing.
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