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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 2011
Page
1
Partly sunny conditions are forecast with a high near 88 degrees. The day is expected to be warm and dry with only light breeze recorded across coastal areas. No precipitation is anticipated, and sunset should occur around the early evening hour.
In a Pocono event, NASCAR driver Brad Keselowski sustained a broken ankle during practice or collision. The injury sidelines him while teams assess impact on the season and racing schedule.
The week ending August 5 saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average close at 698.63 with a high of 698.63 and a low of 5.68, while AMEX reached 2,245.68 after a 660.37 drop.
A QR code on Edouard Garneau’s grave at Holyrood Cemetery in Shoreline Washington links visitors to a password protected site detailing his life as a collision repair specialist and businessman who loved barbecue flying and travel. The QR tag, provided by Quiring Monuments, expands the memorial with photos and videos.
The case Grant Thornton LLP versus the FDIC concludes with a final stipulation of 23,306,618 to the FDIC as the prevailing party. Post trial, damages were set at 23.7 million in 2010, then reduced by the Fourth Circuit to 23.1 million. post-judgment interest adjusted the total. The dispute centered on alleged malpractice in an audit of Keystone Bank in 1999. Judge Davie A. Faber oversaw the May to June 2004 bench trial.
A 1997 white Chevrolet Cavalier sped through the Bluewell Southview Mall parking lot crushing a picnic table where four people sat. Driver Contessa Lail, 31, of Pocahontas Virginia, told officers she lost power on Route 52 and entered the mall area, bouncing over a median near the entrance.
Deputy W E Rose reports brakes failed as a Kroger incident injures employees on break. Victims include two with broken legs and others with internal injuries. Investigating officer cites mechanical failure and preliminary findings. Police pursue further inquiry into cause and safety lapses.
Monroe County residents organized Save the Water Table warn hydrofracture drilling on the Marcellus shale harms their lifestyle. Leader Myles Yates says their research, including a Duke University study on well water contamination, undermines gas company statements.
Pete Ballard donated a Portrait, A-6 For art's sake, a distinctive painting by deaf artist William Sparks from 1974, to the West Virginia State Museum. The presentation at Peterstown featured Randall Reid-Smith, arts commissioner, and Charles Morris, museum director, in attendance.
Tazewell County Schools welcome 30 new teachers and several new principals and assistants amid summer renovations including a new air conditioning system at Tazewell High School. New leaders include Lee Sayers at Graham Middle School and Chandra Ashby at Tazewell Elementary, with Kim Ringstaff and Irene Mullins taking key posts.
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