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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 2003
Page
8
A strong likelihood of scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms is forecast, with peak activity mid to late day. Locally, brief downpours may occur, along with gusty winds and possible lightning. Temperatures will rise into warm, humid ranges.
Attorney General John Ashcroft warned there is a very real potential that the al Qaida terror network could strike the United States anew. He said al Qaida remains bent on injuring the U S and that Osama bin Ladin's group seeks to strike whenever and wherever possible. He cited a new audio tape attributed to Ayman al Zawahri as evidence of ongoing threat.
Superintendent Dr. Mark Manchin outlined plans for a new Phoenix Center to serve students with discipline problems and those at risk of dropping out. Trained counselors will provide drug prevention and anger management, with the building formerly housing Social Security offices in Welch slated for renovation.
The Virginias dates listed August 5 August 12 August 20 and August 27 appear as a sequence of events or schedule items. The source provides only the four dates without context or details such as event names or locations.
The 1st Force Service Support Group Marine, a Princeton Senior High School graduate, returned from Iraq via Kuwait in May and June 2004. His family and Bluewell Elementary students welcomed him at Mercer County Airport with tears and banners. His mother Pam Thomas spoke of fear during deployment and joy at his safe return. Local praise came from James Thomas and community church members who supported him throughout the mission. Contact Kenna Amos at kamos bdtonline.com.
Retired Capt Burgess Carter’s son, a Medvac helicopter pilot in Vietnam and later a 1/41st soldier, recalls intense fighting in Karbala and Baghdad. He earned the Combat Infantryman’s Badge after multiple firefights and observes Time Magazine’s misrepresentation of civilian casualties.
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