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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 2002
Page
4
The Baily Telegraph announces its newsroom leadership with Gary Adkisson as News Editor and Samantha Perry as Publisher. Thomas A Colley serves as Executive Editor while sabin Tammie Toler is Managing Editor and Toler also holds the City Editor post. Barbara Hawkins leads sports with Andy Patton as Senior Copy Editor.
A reader accuses Governor Wise of selective disobedience citing past defiance of a federal court while opposing tort reform. The letter claims he sides with trial lawyers over business and public interests and questions consistency in his statements to different audiences.
A letter defending the NEA Remember Sept. 11 site argues it promotes American values with links to lesson plans and agencies like the Red Cross and CIA. It rebuts claims of blame and urges unity amid distress over a lake project threatening Bluestone Valley homes.
Gary Adkisson criticizes Gov. Wise and state government for creating an unfriendly business climate in West Virginia. He argues regulations and taxes hinder mining, healthcare recruitment, and job retention, noting trauma care declines and workers’ comp issues. He cites Pratt coal, Pepsi, and local firms relocating to Virginia, urging clearer paths to work and live in-state.
Lame duck Congress anticipated to reconvene in December with five weeks left in session before Oct 4 adjournment. Democrats resist Bush Homeland Security plan’s union rules, while 13 spending bills loom. Public anger over pension reforms and corporate shenanigans widens. Drought drives up produce and grain prices as meat prices sink.
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