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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2004
Page
1
The WVVA weather team forecasts morning fog lifting to partly cloudy skies. An afternoon thunderstorm is possible with high temperatures ranging from 78 to 84 degrees.
Regionwide gas price snapshots on Sunday show Sam's Club at $1.71 in Bluefield Virginia, Food City at $1.74 in Bluefield, and Citgo Station at $1.77 in Pearisburg Virginia, among the lowest announced.
Elizabeth Edwards says Kerry and Edwards seek to restore moral authority and rebuild alliances, pushing to end the Iraq war burden on taxpayers. She spoke during a Wheeling campaign stop, praising the reception for Kerry and her husband.
In Tazewell Virginia on Sunday afternoon the annual county fair featured a large display by The Second Tuesday quilting group. Nearly 100 quilts were shown to raise funds for charity at the fairgrounds alongside automobile exhibits.
Princeton police investigate a Sunday hit and run in which 26 year old Ryan Leeper died after being struck by a blue mini van and a second vehicle along Route 20 near Melrose Square. The mini van fled the scene. a white male and a white female in the van were described by witnesses. Authorities seek information at 425-2101.
The U S government warned of possible car or truck bomb attacks on iconic financial sites in New York City Washington and Newark New Jersey naming the Citicorp building and the New York Stock Exchange in New York IMF and World Bank in Washington and the Prudential Building in Newark Secretary Ridge said the preferred attack would be vehicle borne and that al Qaida was involved based on weekend intelligence
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