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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 2001
Page
5
Summers County health officials urge vaccination after a dog owned by a local family in the Zion Mountain area tested rabid. The case, linked to a raccoon bite, marks rising rabies activity with four wildlife cases this year and a statewide pattern of raccoon rabies in the Eastern Panhandle.
WVSX TV Ghent known as FOX 59 will become CBS 59 on September 29. General manager Gary O Halloran says the CBS affiliation will broaden the audience in the Bluefield Beckley Oak Hill market and bring WVU football and basketball through 2003 along with Steelers golf Masters and NCAA events.
Gov. Bob Wise warned of a lean year as May and July floods dampen revenue and slow the economy. He urged rapid, improved rebuilding and municipal flexibility, with the Disaster Recovery Board guiding planning. He advocated metro government ideas like intergovernmental cooperation and service consolidation.
Mercer and McDowell counties hit by July 8 floods may qualify for Emergency Conservation Program cost shares up to 64 percent with a $200,000 cap per disaster. The Noninsured Crop Disaster Assistance Program covers eligible crops with a $100 per crop service fee, deadline Sept. 14, and local FSA office in Princeton.
More than 100 supporters from Filipino American groups rallied outside Delaware’s attorney general to protest the prosecution of Abigail Caliboso and Jose Ocampo who face a minimum of 10 years in prison if convicted. They compared their case to white defendants who received lighter sentences in similar incidents, citing Amy Grossberg, Brian Peterson, and Katherine M. Jones as precedents.
Virginia lawmakers approved changes to the FAMIS program delaying benefits for many low income children. A one to six week wait may apply after approval, with newborns at risk if families cannot rely on Medicaid for immediate coverage. Officials say some cases may get ad hoc immediate aid, though no guarantees are given.
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