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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 2000

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Expressway Paves Future at McDowell Wy Coalfields Groundbreaking

Ryan Blankenship, Baileysville Elementary, reads a hopeful essay about the Coalfields Expressway and I 73 74 as critical to the region’s future during a groundbreaking ceremony in McDowell County. U S Senator Byrd offers keynote remarks while Mount View High School hosts the event with 500 to 600 attendees.

Welch Ryan Blankenship Blankenship Baileysville McDowell County Mount View High School Cecil Underwood Robert C. Byrd Mt. View High School

Chemical capitals Kanawha Putnam counties produce materials for terrorists

West Virginia counties Kanawha and Putnam are cited as major producers of chemicals used in terrorist attacks. Emergency official John Pack told about 75 county representatives at Pipestein Resort State Park that the area lacks diversity in chemical sources and highlights vulnerability. The workshop discussed mass destruction ingredients including four components needed to create Sarin, underscoring regional risk.

Kanawha Putnam Counties Ipestem Kanawha V Putnam West Virginia America Emergency Services John Pack Pipestein Resort State Park Houston Pack

OCC Says Keystone Bank Officers Were Shockingly Untruthful

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency found Keystone bank officers obstructed federal examiners. In a June 30 letter to a probation officer, OCC chief Hawke said the bank would have been closed in 1999 absent obstruction efforts and concealment spanning years. Sentencing looms for Terry Church and Michael Graham after convictions on obstructing bank examiners.

Bluefield Keystone Bank First National Bank of Keystone Office of the Comptroller of the Currency John D. Hawke, Jr U.S. Comptroller of the Currency Peggy Adams U.S Hawke Terry Lee Church Michael H. Graham Ms. Church Mr. Graham OCC David A. Faber

Blue Ice aims to link classrooms via satellite in Bluefield area

Dorothy Crabtree and NASA scientist Dr. Peter Wasilewski head Blue Ice International to connect schools in southern West Virginia and Southwest Virginia using real time video and computer links. The project seeks grants from foundations, Senator Rockefeller, and NASA to establish a West Virginia education center. Antarctica could join by 2001 or 2002 at latest.

Luefield West Virginia Southwest Virginia Dorothy Crabtree NASA Peter Wasilewski Blue Ice International Wasilweski Crabtree U.S Jay Rockefeller D-W.va Blue Ice International Center Antarctica Bluefield Wasilewski

Residents propose ideas to aid city revenues hearing

More than 30 residents attended a public hearing led by Mayor Paul Cole to suggest revenue enhancement ideas for Bluefield. Speeches covered limiting downtown street lights and funding a wood products plant, with Greenberg and Adkins urging rounds up voluntary contributions to fund city programs.

Bluefield Paul Cole Bill Carper Bellview Avenue Carper Harold Adkins Augusta Street John Alexander Mountain View Adkins

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