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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 2004

Page

7

Rainy day crossing in Bluefield Virginia families stay dry

Cameron Brown Sammy Dove and Chelsea Brown wait in the rain under umbrellas as they attempt to cross College Avenue in Bluefield Virginia on Thursday. Weather conditions prompt residents to seek shelter while pedestrians navigate wet streets near the Bluefield Princeton area.

Cameron Brown Sammy Dove Chelsea Brown College Avenue Bluefield

Three Injured in Bluefield Vehicle Rollover Incident

A single vehicle rolled over on the Cherry Street cut-off in Bluefield injuring three people, including a 14 month old infant. Two adults and the child were transported from the scene in front of Mercer County Surveyor Richard Dillon’s home. Responders Sgt. C.S. Myers and Patrolman S.S. Whitt arrived at 9:22 p.m. No further details were released.

Bluefield Cherry Street Mercer County Richard Dillon C.S. Myers S.S. Whitt

Storm advisory cautions amid uncertain flood threat

Nelson Short, deputy director of the Office of Emergency Services, said there is no warning yet but that could change. He noted residents know about flooding and are prepared to act, and urged continued monitoring of the forecast for any changes.

Nelson Short Office of Emergency Services Short

NAACP holds first day of 60th state conference in Bluefield

At Mount Zion Baptist Church the NAACP closes day one of the 60th annual state conference. Keynote speaker Dr Ervin Grifin will address the banquet at 6 30 p m. Patterson urges self reliance and continued organizing as Tolbert and Long urge action at the polls and for economic progress. The meeting resumes at 8 a m today at the Bluefield Holiday Inn.

Patterson Bluefield Mount Zion Baptist Church Ervin Grifin Monroe County James Tolbert State Conference of Branches Tolbert J. Franklin Long NAACP Bluefield Holiday Inn

West Virginia SUV and pickup sales outpace cars

A Census Bureau report shows West Virginia registered 12 503 SUVs from January to July, with 11 059 in 2003. Combined SUV and pickup sales (26 392) exceed car sales (20 189) for the period, reflecting strong public demand for larger vehicles despite concerns over fuel use.

Ruth Lemmon West Virginia Auto and Truck Dealers Association Lemmon West Virginia

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