Eight gold medals quote sparks Olympic homage
Today brings mostly sunny skies with highs near 80 as a quote of the day features President Bush praising Olympic record breaker Michael Phelps. The remark notes if you can handle eight gold medals you can handle anything, cited in a phone call to Phelps.
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West Virginia ATV deaths rise in early 2008
West Virginia records show ATV related fatalities increasing through the early months of 2008, with authorities noting a pattern of risky riding and insufficient safety measures. Officials urge riders to wear helmets and follow local regulations to prevent further tragedy.
World . Cold War reheated? U.S. worries Russia returning to past.A-9
The United States voices concern that Russia is reviving Cold War era tactics and rhetoric. Analysts warn Moscow may reassert aggressive posture, challenging alliance cohesion and prompting renewed defense planning. Experts urge steady diplomacy alongside readiness measures.
Attempt at clean getaway fails in Wichita burglary
A man broke into a Wichita home to wash his clothes but fled in boxers with jeans still in the washer. A woman chased him, recovered her purse, and police said the burglar, wearing blue boxer shorts, is still at large.
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Powerball and Win for Life Numbers Released
Lottery results show Powerball numbers 5 34 40 43 52 with Powerball 20 and Win for Life numbers 1 6 11 16 28 35 with 32. Draw details indicate latest results across games and potential prizes based on matches.
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Tazewell County to start 2008-09 school year
School begins Thursday in Tazewell County as teachers return and students start the 2008-2009 year. New features include seven new buses, a messenger alert system for emergencies, and accident insurance up to 25,000 dollars for all students.
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Phelps Sets Historic Olympic Record At Beijing Games
Michael Phelps kept every swimsuit and cap as he captured eight golds in Beijing and built a record Olympic legacy. He led the U S in a world record 400 meter medley relay win, becoming the winningest Olympian with 14 career golds, surpassing Mark Spitz. The relay win, though not easy, sealed his place in sports history as the world watched.
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Sounds of school spirit from Princeton Senior High Band
The second part of a series highlights how band programs shape morale as Princeton Senior High School band members rehearse in the back lot under the hot August sun. Field Commander Aaron Owens, 17, recalls starting in fifth grade and continuing marching band since ninth grade as Band Director Julie Kade notes August is highly intensive.
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Chafin vows to fight for free clinics
Bluefield daily telegraph report on SB 722 rule changes prompts Senate Majority Leader H. Truman Chafin to vow a resolution. He says free clinics such as Mercer Health Right must keep medicine cabinets and continue dispensing meds to patients like Pamela Bales of Brushfork. Greg Jordan profile A-5.
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Refuse To Be A Victim Crime Prevention Class in Bluefield
A non firearm safety course offered August 23 at First Century Bank Bluefield teaches avoiding crime through common sense. Patricia Beavers and Henry Christian lead the session with help from Triangle Sportsman's Club and the National Rifle Association. The free program runs 9 a.m. to noon and emphasizes awareness and practical tips over weapons.
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