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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 2002
Page
5
Larry Hypes reviews America after September 11 2001. He argues for independence from foreign oil, faster development of battery powered cars, and smarter energy policy. He cites past tech prowess and a need to innovation while noting security and geopolitical concerns.
Gary Adkisson serves as News Editor and Samantha Perry handles State Editor duties for the Daily Telegraph. The masthead lists Tammie Toler as Managing Editor and Barbara Hawkins as Senior Copy Editor with Andy Patton as City Editor.
Officials clash over two consolidation options for McDowell County schools with a November deadline to secure federal flood-proofing funds. State superintendent warns funds expire. critics urge quick agreement to replace aging facilities with new state of the art schools.
A reader urges publishing names of customers to deter prostitution, referencing a September 3, 2002 article by B.K. Necessary. The letter also requests Bluefield bring in a different cable company due to limited channels and poor customer service, criticizing staff on Leatherwood Lane and calling for change.
The Daily Telegraph invites brief letters on public interest topics. Include signature, address, and phone number for consideration. Names will not be withheld. Mail to Letters to the Editor Bluefield Daily Telegraph 928 Bluefield Avenue Bluefield WV 24701.
Dan K. Thomasson notes partisan fights over nominees like Texas Supreme Court Justice Pricilla Owen and Mississippi Judge Charles Pickering endanger qualified candidates. He cites blue slips, ideological battles, and past vs future presidencies, urging restraint and fair confirmation norms.
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