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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 2003

Page

9

Man jumps from bridge during police pursuit in Bitter Hollow

A 34‑year‑old Avondale man leaped from a Route 80 bridge near Bitter Hollow while deputies sought him after a domestic battery report. He survived a fall onto a rock‑covered sandbar and was airlifted to Charleston Area Medical Center in serious condition. No charges were filed as investigators withheld identities pending further inquiry.

Saeger Route 80 Bitter Hollow Charleston Area Medical Center G.A. Bishop West Virginia State Police Welch Bishop Ritter Hollow Iaeger Avondale Charles Owens Cowens Bottonline

Princeton unveils comprehensive plan guiding future

Princeton reveals its proposed comprehensive plan at a City Hall event. Mayor Ron Lively and City Manager Doug Freeman outline public review through October or November, with comments invited in writing. The plan will guide budgeting and become the chief policy document after Planning Commission approval and council readings.

Princeton Ron Lively City Hall Lively Doug Freeman Freeman Princeton Planning Commission Kenna Amos kamos@bottonline.com

West Virginia Presents Model Statewide Mapping Project

McDowell County Emergency Services Director Jimmy Gianato touts West Virginia as a nationwide model for state mapping and addressing at the State Emergency Response Team Conference in Charleston. The plan, developed by E-911 leaders, aims for uniform city-type addresses in rural areas, using GPS, digital mapping, and GIS, with $15 million from Verizon to start and a timeline toward 2006.

Charleston West Virginia McDowell County Jimmy Gianato United States Gianato Emergency Management Council Granato Erizon WV Public Service Commission McDowell

Tourism dollars mount in Tazewell

County Administrator Jim Spencer announced that Tazewell County tourism revenue reached 25 million dollars last year. Officials will unveil Cavitts Creek Recreational Park's new services at 11 a.m. as public water extends for phase two of the Baptist Valley Water Project, adding restrooms, RV hookups, paddle boats, trails, and fishing at the 54 acre lake. Tourists are expected to boost local restaurants hotels and stores.

Tazewell Tazewell County Jim Spencer Spencer Richmond Cavitt’s Creek Baptist Valley

FDIC fraud case probes Keystone bank collapse

Daniel M. Melgar, a California consultant, admitted to perjury and hiding $400,000 in Keystone fees during a federal preliminary injunction hearing in Beckley. He testified about securing funds from his associate Harold Bakkebo while aiding Keystone’s loan securitization, arguing that the FDIC’s expert testimony was misleading.

Eckley — Testi Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation California FDIC First National Bank of Keystone Daniel M. Melgar San Francisco Calif Robert C. Byrd Beckley Melgar Paul Manasian Charleston David Mullin Keystone Harold Bakkebo Bakkebo Norway Louisiana Clearview Capital Corp Prime Financial Cial FNB Keystone Mike Graham Keystone Mortgage Co Bank Terry Church Andrew Davidson Mullin

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