Weather Outlook for Friday August 1 2014
A Friday forecast shows a high near 72 and a low around 62 with 80 percent chance of precipitation. Skies remain mostly cloudy and southeast wind stays light at 3 to 5 mph.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 2014
Page
1
A Friday forecast shows a high near 72 and a low around 62 with 80 percent chance of precipitation. Skies remain mostly cloudy and southeast wind stays light at 3 to 5 mph.
Local players join the city’s All Star showcase in a lively game. Rosters feature several hometown standouts and the event highlights regional talent facing visiting rivals in a spirited showdown. Market data accompanies the page with Dow Jones at 16,563.30, Nasdaq 4,369.77, S&P 500 1,930.67.
The Obama administration moves to curb black lung by tightening coal dust rules. Starting Friday initial requirements demand more dust sampling and swift citations for elevated levels with stricter monitoring coming in 2016. Murray Energy and the National Mining Association sued. NIOSH ties coal dust to over 76,000 miner deaths since 1968.
West Virginia Daily 3 numbers were 8 3 2 and Daily 4 numbers 8 8 4 0. Virginia Pick 3 was 0 1 8 and Pick 4 was 3 6 1 7.
Police investigate a bank robbery in Princeton as residents prepare for the Fourth of July celebration at Crab Orchard. Northbound tunnel work and a SWCC powwow headline local events alongside Chicory Square concert and Princeton’s community events.
About 5 000 UMW members and allies marched through downtown Pittsburgh to protest the EPA Clean Power Plan. At the William S Moorhead Federal Building 15 union leaders including Cecil Roberts and Mike Caputo were arrested for civil disobedience as they urged job protection amid plans to cut carbon pollution from coal plants.
John Smith, 23, of Methodist Hill Road Montcalm was arrested and arraigned on felony charges after a domestic altercation led to a shooting. Eric Earnest was shot in the abdomen and listed in stable condition. a small caliber handgun was recovered. Smith faced malice wounding and attempt to commit murder with a $100,000 bond.
George Allan Truhlar a 22 year old from Crumpler was arrested after a search warrant at his residence. State police and task force seized recordings computers and flash drives. Truhlar faced charges including indecent liberties and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Victims ages 13 and up include WV VA local and distant locations including California. He allegedly exchanged explicit images and attempted to arrange meetings.
Latasha Lynette Brown a 33 year old Bluefield resident with a prior drug distribution conviction faced a four count federal indictment alleging she distributed hydromorphone near Bluefield on February 10 21 and 24. Her initial appearance occurred in Bluefield and the arraignment followed in Beckley before U S Magistrate Judge R Clarke VanDervort. The case was investigated by the Southern Regional Drug and Violent Crime Task Force.
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