Fire season cautious as rain eases Four Season County
Rain showers soak Four Season Country easing fire danger for fall, says East River Volunteer Fire Department chief Nelson Short. He warns conditions could worsen with leaf fall and urges compliance with burning bans from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. starting Oct 1. Mercer County DV data show 592 calls to date. awareness drives focus on educating children and preventing abuse with Pam’s Place opening soon. Barbara Hawkins notes the NCPC guidance urging nonviolent dispute methods and role-playing to teach children.
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Nelson Short
East River Volunteer Fire Department
Short
Pam
Mercer County
Pam Hawkins
Local News Personnel and Editorial Leadership
The Baily Telegraph lists Thomas A Colley as Executive Editor and News Editor. Samantha Perry serves as State Editor, with managing editor and city editor roles also noted. Sports editor is Andy Patton, and Sammy is quoted from Psalms 23:1.
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Sports Editor
Andy Patton
WV debates tobacco tax rise amid budget crunch
West Virginia faces a $200 million shortfall as a Coalition poll finds two thirds of 500 registered voters favor raising tobacco taxes. Projections claim a $1 per pack hike could save 28,000 lives and $535 million in tobacco related health care costs, with funds aimed at health programs.
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Bob Wise
West
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Coalition For
West Virginia
Sara Crickenberger
Tobacco-Free Coalition
Crickenberger
Letters Ask Where Is Our Support in the U N
A reader argues the United States should disengage from the United Nations. They recount U S history from Jamestown to World Wars, the creation of the UN, and note only three nations stand with America, urging others to go home.
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U.N
Jamestown
England
Washington, D.C
Europe
Arian Federation of Nations
North America
United States
The
League of Nations
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Hitler
Poland
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Asia
Korea
Vietnam
United Nations
Norway
Israel
New York
Spectacular fireworks possible in Missouri Senate race
The Missouri contest between Sen. Jean Carnahan and former Rep. Jim Talent could decide control of the Senate after the November election. Democrats fear a Republican win would give the GOP a one vote margin and reassert power, while a Carnahan re election could preserve Democratic control through the lame duck session.
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Washington
Missouri
Jean Carnahan
Senate
Carnahan
John Ashcroft
Jim Talent
Zogby
James Jeffords
Vermont
House
Miguel Estrada
Circuit Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
D.C
Estrada
Bush
Tive
White House
Talent
Ashcroft
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National Crime Prevention Council
Chris White
Barbara Hawkins
Daily Telegraph
Barbara
Hawkins
Baily Telegraph
Thomas A. Colley
Samantha Perry
Sammy
Tance
Dan K. Thomasson
Scripps Howard News Service
Dan
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