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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 2003
Page
1
Tech sector upgrades lift shares as investors push major indices higher. Gains highlight momentum in technology names, with several firms reporting stronger earnings and optimistic forecasts fueling optimism in the market.
Local gardening piece follows Corey as they uncover soil health tips and plant care insights. A brief note mentions a check fraud awareness tip and a car sale scam warning, plus a pro wrestling event coming to town with a community spotlight.
Gene Hornung aged 72 was ordained July 13 at St Anthony Catholic Church Cumberland becoming the oldest ordained priest in the Catholic Diocese of Superior. He said he wanted to do something useful with his life and that this was the most important thing he can think of.
West Virginia Daily lists daily draws: Daily 3 numbers 7 9 7. Virginia Pick 3 4 1 1 and Pick 4 2 2 0 5. Evening results show additional Dally 4 9 4 5 1.
Sean Patrick Hinkle, 19, of Lindside, died after a Sunday early morning crash in Monroe County. The driver veered off a turn while distracted by a ringing cell phone, struck a guardrail, went airborne and landed in a creek bed. Passenger Joshua Harris, 21, of Peterstown, injured and hospitalized in Lewisburg.
The Supreme Court allows magistrate court fines and costs to be paid by Visa, MasterCard and Discover. Kanawha and Monongalia counties have begun accepting cards. The plan aims to roll out to other county courts, but bond payments remain cash only.
Princeton area citizens questions about county volunteer fire departments are answered by Fire Chief Nelson Short. He defends county protection and mutual aid, noting rural departments use tanker trucks with about 2000 gallons of water and that county residents would struggle to obtain fire insurance without protection.
Police Chief C N Blizzard announced an immediate crackdown on loud music noise loitering and other visible violations. Officers will enforce grass over 12 inches high and removal of large trash piles near residences and require junked vehicles kept in garages.
Loretta Hammond of Mountaineer Lanes Bluefield awards Princeton Veteran Center bowling captain James Gordon a trophy for second place in their division of the 57th VA BVL bowling tournament. An awards ceremony at Mountaineer Bowling Lanes celebrated the Princeton center bowlers earning the division runner up spot in the annual tournament.
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