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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 2001
Page
6
Greg Jordan reports a reader recounts a health turnaround after dieting and exercise lowering cholesterol and weight. He notes West Virginia’s health challenges, celebrates healthier food choices and exercise, and ends with a digressive aside about a local serial killer hoax and a Aunt Bea anecdote from The Andy Griffith Show.
The piece lists Thomas A Colley as executive editor Virginia state editor sports editor and business editor with a religious motto about living and dying unto the Lord. It presents a fragmentary byline style and role credits rather than a traditional news item.
West Virginia mounts a major higher education reform. Chancellor J Michael Mullen tells Bluefield Rotarians that costs must fall while outcomes rise focusing on student needs and state goals. Plan seeks broad adult education and stronger math science and health training to boost economic growth.
Randolph Phillips, assistant warden and psychologist at Wallens Ridge State Prison in Virginia, argues that Mercer County Schools punished two Bluefield High students unfairly for intervening in a threat. He urges active student involvement, warning that punitive rules deter bravery and endanger the school environment.
Newspaper editorials criticize Bush era budget blame shifting after the surplus vanished and warn against weakening protections for sharks. They cite tax cuts, economy, and rising spending as factors, urge scrutiny of military and education requests, and defend wildlife regulations amidst public fear of attacks.
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