Drug abuse epidemic hits Four Seasons Country neighborhoods
Daily Telegraph reports a growing drug crisis across Four Seasons Country touching Bluefield Virginia and Princeton. Profiles include Brandy Hatfield, killed in Bluefield, and Lamar Baxter known as Heavy D, jailed for crack distribution. Letters urge community vigilance and strengthened cooperation with authorities to protect children and curb violence. Tammie Toler, Daily Telegraph news editor.
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The item lists leadership roles at Cluefield Daily Telegraph with editors and writers named including Tammie Toler Barbara Hawkins Bob Redd Charles Owens Andy Patton Dennis Yena and cites a biblical quote Romans 2 24 AV about blasphemy among the Gentiles through you.
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Congress approves 2.2 percent pay raise for members
The House voted to raise congressional salaries to about 158000 next year in a procedural action that avoided individual roll calls. Rep. Jim Matheson alone objected, citing a tough economy, unemployment, and deficits while the country fights terrorism.
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Letters discuss drug problem across Princeton area
A reader responds to John Blackwell on drug issues, urging community action beyond Glenwood Park. They call to contact the drug task force, identify suppliers, and warn against vigilantism while noting crime tied to drug activity and the difficulty of living in the retirement community. They share personal connections and the impact on housing security.
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Congress Eyes Explosive Probe On State Driver Licenses
A Washington briefing notes Congress and the GAO will explore lax document verification at state license bureaus two years after 9/11. Aliases and phony papers enable easy access to drivers licenses, the main identification used in the U.S. The report calls it the largest homeland security loophole post 9/11.
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