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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1990

Page

7

Baker Opposes Attendance Plan In School Policy Debate

Princeton Mercer County Superintendent Bill Baker warned that tying semester exams to attendance may boost early results but lose effectiveness over time. Board member Rosalie Peck proposed reviewing the policy and exempting some exams based on attendance and grades. Peck argued the approach has worked elsewhere, while Baker cautioned against a perfect policy and emphasized addressing future problems.

Princeton Mercer County Bill Baker Baker Rosalie Peck Athens E Board Peck

WVEA seeks 1000 dollar pay raise for teachers in WV

West Virginia teachers push for at least the 1000 per year raise given other state workers. WVEA president Kayetta Meadows says educators are the backbone of education. A special session on education is set for August 22 to consider pay, with no firm amount yet from lawmakers.

Charleston West Virginia West Virginia Education Association Kayetta Meadows Chuck Chambers D-Cabell Chambers Meadows

Dedication set for GlenWood Park Retirement Village facilities

Bye GlenWood Park Retirement Village will stage dedication ceremonies Sunday afternoon for the new facilities. Chief Executive Officer Daniel Farley said the event starts at 2 p.m. in the atrium of the main building with Dr. William Boyd Grove, presiding bishop of the West Virginia Area United Methodist Church, as guest speaker. Tours of the residential wing and expanded dining room will follow along with other village sections. Interested persons are invited to attend.

GlenWood Park Retirement Village Daniel Farley William Boyd Grove West Virginia United Methodist Church

Basketball clinic scheduled at Matoaka High School

Mercer County Schools Community Education Department hosts a basketball clinic for boys and girls in grades 4-12 at Matoaka High School from August 6 to 10. Grades 4-8 meet 9 a.m. to noon, grades 9-12 1 to 3 p.m. The fee is $25 with T shirts. Register and pay at the door on Monday.

Mercer County Schools Community Education Department Matoaka High School

SVCC Sponsors Community Meeting at Council High School

Southwest Virginia Community College announces a community meeting at Council High School from 4 to 6 p m on Thursday. SVCC personnel will share information on fall classes programs and financial aid including women’s programs GED prep and career options. Fall semester starts August 23.

Southwest Virginia Community College Council High School SVCC

Respiratory Therapists Named At Bluefield Regional Medical Center

The Respiratory Therapy Department at Bluefield Regional Medical Center announces Martha Aldridge and Delmer Perkins are now registered respiratory therapists. They passed the National Board for Respiratory Care clinical simulation exam.

Bluefield Regional Medical Center Martha Aldridge Delmer Perkins National Board For Respiratory Care

Contact Numbers for Daily Telegraph Editors

Tip the Daily Telegraph with a call to News Editor Bob Pepalis or City Editor David Barker at 327-6171. The brief notice directs readers to provide news tips and ensures contact for editor-led tips.

Call Bob Pepalis David Barker The Daily Telegraph

Virginia sees rise in child deaths as safety seat use falls

Virginia transportation officials report more fatalities among unrestrained children under four in crashes through July. Only 63 percent use approved safety seats, down from about 80 percent, despite a 1983 law. Experts cite ignorance and improper use as factors, with incidents statewide.

Richmond Virginia Bill Dennis Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles Dennis Jan Buckner Ms. Buckner District of Columbia

Bluestone Valley Fair and Horse Show Opens Four Day Event

Bluestone event kicks off four days of county fair fun in Mercer County. The 30th Mercer County Rotary Charity Horse Show runs alongside Bluestone Valley Fair with horse competitions, exhibits, booths, and foods. Gates open daily with varied admission and schedule, including Hee Haw and Old Fashioned Bazaar performances.

Spanishburg Mercer County Bluestone Valley Bluestone Valley Fair Robert Cline The Fair Association Cline America Farmers of America Bill Jackson North Carolina Pennsylvania Tennessee South Carolina Virginia Mountain State Jackson Dewey Russell Rotary Horsemen's Association Concord College to_ Cline

Amigo to perform at Tazewell County Fair opening night

The 1990 Tazewell County Fair lists Amigo a twelve singer and ten instrumentalist group from Mexico City as opening act on Tuesday Sept 11 at 7 30 p.m. in the Tazewell High School Auditorium. Admission is 3. The event is sponsored by CART the SVCC Alumni Association and WRIC Magic 101.

Tazewell Tazewell County Fair Amigo Mexico City Tazewell High School CART Svcc Alumni Association WRIC Magic 101

Tazewell County Fair Daily Activities Sept 11 15

Daily activities at the Tazewell County Fair run September 11 to 15 featuring Cole Midway Carnival live entertainment and commercial exhibits. Highlights include petting farm pig races stage coach rides bingo sawmilling apple butter can syrup and cider making sheep shearing grist milling mail cancellation dunking booth antique display and special commemoratives cross cut saw events Virginia Lottery chess display and old time whittling.

Tazewell County Fair

Stiffer ID rules aim to curb duplicate licenses in Charleston

Charleston AP reports that South Carolina moves to require two identification documents before a driver's license photo is taken. Commissioner Jane Cline says the rule targets false and duplicate licenses amid concerns of underage drinking and DUI recidivists using friends' IDs. Washington and Florida guidelines partially inspired the changes.

Charleston Division of Motor Vehicles Jane Cline Cline State of Washington Florida

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