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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2003
Page
1
Prosecutors charged Alexander, 29, with endangering the welfare of a child and a second degree incident for having sex with the woman when she was underage, details unclear from the report.
Bluefield officials say a suspect confessed after a mailings scare that closed the Bluefield Post Office for over six hours. Four postal workers reported minor skin irritation from leaked black pepper. Postal inspectors analyzed the case and with Akers confirming a likely confession by the sender.
American Water Company filed with the West Virginia PSC for a 16.4 percent rate increase totaling about 15.5 million dollars. A 300 day suspension would push any new rates to early 2004, with a public hearing at Princeton Middle School on Monday August 18 at 6 p.m.
Trooper David C. Eldridge of the West Virginia State Police Princeton Detachment is serving in northern Iraq with the 156th Military Police Detachment based in Logan. Activated February 24, he helps train the new Iraqi police amid ongoing instability, calling home about once a week.
Heather Eldridge sits with her daughters Lauryn and McKenzie in their Princeton home while her husband David Eldridge, a West Virginia State Trooper, trains a new Iraqi police force in Iraq. The unit is described as heavily made up of police officers amid ongoing instability and daily attacks on American forces, with focus on Mission A-10 training efforts.
Retailers report SpongeBob SquarePants remains the hottest back to school item this season. Bluefield Kmart manager Gary Beever says the yellow SpongeBob character backpacks are among the most popular items, driving strong sales as students prepare to return to class.
Jack Whittaker, the Powerball winner with a record 314 million prize, reports $545000 stolen from his SUV while he was at a strip club. Police say the incident will not derail his charitable efforts through the Jack Whittaker Foundation.
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