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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 2011
Page
1
An April 7 2011 entry from bdionline com details a brief event or notice. The readable fragment notes a date and source format but provides no further context or names.
Increasing clouds with a high near 73. West wind 9 to 11 mph. Tonight a slight chance of showers after 2 a.m. with a low around 52.
West Virginia residents face higher gas prices with AAA reporting average self serve regular at 3.75 per gallon, up about 12 cents from a week ago. Weirton posts the lowest regional price while Martinsburg shows the highest at 3.90 per gallon nationwide stands at 3.69.
West Virginia Daily 3 numbers are 3 3 4 and Daily 4 numbers are 7 7 9 2. Virginia Pick 3 numbers are 3 3 4 and Pick 4 numbers are 8 5 1 8.
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West Virginia lawmakers and industry groups urged Congress to back Sen. Mitch McConnell’s amendment changing EPA greenhouse gas regulation. Rockefeller proposed a two year moratorium on new clean air rules, and Sen. Baucus sought permanent CO2 exemptions for farmers. None passed. State Chamber leader Steve Roberts said the process continues.
Asphalt plants opened ahead of schedule allowing District 10 crews to start repairing potholes gouged by winter weather. Tom Camden, executive director of the West Virginia Department of Highways, says repairs can proceed in earnest using new asphalt.
In Tazewell Virginia residents and party officials spar over proposed boundary changes and shifting polling sites. Democrats say changes suppress turnout while opponents warn travel time for Abbs Valley voters rises and could cut participation. After a Falls Mills plea, residents also weigh wind turbine plans by Dominion Energy.
Katharine Janelle Boozer 24 of Princeton pleaded guilty in Mercer County Circuit Court to child neglect resulting in death after her infant son Joshua Boozer died in Roanoke Virginia. Judge Derek Swope questioned the plea's downgrade from first degree murder and life terms. prosecutor said the charge could be proved beyond a reasonable doubt.
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