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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 2004
Page
10
In Bluefield a 12 year old Nick Johnson from Bluefield shoots for two points at Bluefield City Park on a humid sunny Tuesday afternoon during a local youth basketball session.
Harald Bakkebo, 62, of Bergen, Norway, remains the last defendant in the FDIC v. Coast Partners and Mitchell v. FDIC cases linked to the First National Bank of Keystone. The court moved the jury trial to Oct. 5 in Bluefield as Bakkebo plans to defend himself after earlier plans to appear. The bank’s loan securitization program and failure seven years after launch place Keystone among the ten largest FDIC bank failures.
Kevin Triplett Republican challenger for Virginia 9th District calls for four debates in Bristol Roanoke Stuart and Bluefield before the November 2 election. He criticizes U S Rep Frederick C Rick Boucher for avoiding face to face discussion and highlights spending and fundraising. Boucher says he welcomes debates with dates and venues still to be set.
Princeton Town Square hosts extended hours on Wednesday for Music in the Square on Mercer Street. The Princeton Dance Studio begins its annual summer show at 11 30 a m and runs to 1 p m or longer. Pam Hawkins Foundation provides concessions. Programs are free, sponsored by the Bluefield Daily Telegraph and the Princeton Times.
The West Virginia State Independent Living Council will meet from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday in the large conference room of the F Ray Power Building at the Division of Rehabilitation Services in Institute.
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