Sunday hunting law high court refuses to consider petition
A high court declines to hear a petition challenging the Sunday hunting law. The decision leaves the measure in place as opponents warned of ongoing legal challenges and potential appeals.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 2002
Page
2
A high court declines to hear a petition challenging the Sunday hunting law. The decision leaves the measure in place as opponents warned of ongoing legal challenges and potential appeals.
Jack McKinney serves as tournament director for the 4th Annual Mountain State Invitational at East River Soccer Complex Bluefield. Nineteen teams, including defending NCAA champion North Carolina, are slated for a two day event with final preparations ongoing.
An attorney seeks to restore welfare benefits in West Virginia by filing an amended motion for a stay with the state Supreme Court. The move contends the stay is proper to ease human deprivation for families hit by the 60 month lifetime limit, after a 4-1 Supreme Court rejection last week of an earlier stay request.
Bluefield High School softball season was delayed by field problems after a contract dispute over Mitchell Stadium rentals. The team had planned to play at City Park but the bid process for a new field stalled, leaving players without a home field as the season was set to begin.
Greg Jordan reports on the Fifth Annual Bluefield Daily Telegraph Kammer Furniture Cookoff where participants sampled a range of light salads rich desserts succulent mains tempting appetizers and intriguing sides.
The Welch 40 and 8 Oyster Fry drew 650 attendees amid somber mood after the week’s deaths of Jennings Boyd and Adamantios Balasis. Organized by Rudolph Marensky and family, the event collected funds via a $20 ticket for Veiture 1171 to support Toys for Tots, Boys and Girls State, Midget Football, Project Graduation and other McDowell County projects.
An open house runs 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Crab Orchard Museum and Pioneer Park in Tazewell Virginia, featuring displays and activities for visitors during the spring event. At 7 p.m. the Old Time Music Festival will be held in Grayson Hall Commons at Wytheville Community College in Wytheville, Virginia.
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