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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 2002
Page
4
Reg Henry argues the McDonald s obesity suit mirrors tobacco lawsuits and predicts broader legal actions targeting food and drink. He mocks warnings and urges personal responsibility while promising more court battles ahead.
The Daily Telegraph lists Thomas A. Colley as News Editor and Samantha Perry as State Editor with executive oversight by Bill Archer and Bob Redd as editors. The city desk is run by Barbara Hawkins with managing duties by Samantha Perry. The staff includes Windy Patton as Senior Copy Editor.
A group of 10 to 15 Mercer Street businesses complain that the city has washed its hands of their district amid rising prostitution drug selling and cruising problems. They urge city administrators police and officials to enforce laws and restore safety as locals fear harming downtown commerce.
A Sept 11 2002 Daily Telegraph letter objects to two black stripes on the American flag meant to honor the Twin Towers. The writer condemns defacing the flag and asks how memorials for 9/11 victims at the Pentagon and Shanksville plane crash should be represented.
Stephen DeGray from Bluefield Va cites Mr Prudich s Sept 19 letter refuting defeatist mood about Bluefield DT and state policies. He argues West Virginia tops in some areas yet lags in per capita income, urging not to abandon the team after losses and praises the state s beauty and people despite flaws.
Jim Davidson argues for more Beaver Cleaver homes where kids feel safe and disciplined. He cites experiences from Don Crow and a university coach to illustrate how guiding examples at home can deter profanity and poor behavior, turning youths toward better lifestyle choices.
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