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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 2005
Page
2
Readers get a snapshot of regional happenings dated Saturday August 20, 2005 from the BDtonline site. The brief highlights community events and public notices, providing a concise snapshot of the day’s local activity.
Ernest Demar Boyd, 32, is charged with breaking into a woman's house and sleeping in her bed. Police found him with white powder and17 white rocks. charges include possession with intent to deliver crack cocaine, drug possession, a counterfeit drug, receiving stolen property and robbery after he allegedly took $20 when awoken. It was unclear if he has an attorney.
West Virginia Daily 3 draws 0 5 0 and Daily 4 3 6 3 6 while Virginia Pick 3 posts 7 6 6 and Pick 4 2 1 3 6 detailing results for local lotteries.
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In McDowell County hundreds queued outside the public library to apply for jobs at a new Wal-Mart supercenter site in Kimball. The hiring drive, run by Wal-Mart and aided by library staff, drew more than 800 applications as work on the shopping center neared completion with a September 10 key turnover and grand opening anticipated.
Colorado man John Buoniconti speaks of carrying a 20 year burden after losing his parents to cancer. He says he laid down his worn sneakers and flowers at graves in Massachusetts, feeling pride as he continues his nationwide walk to help others.
The Board of Governors at New River Community and Technical College chose Dr. Ted D. Spring as president. Spring, currently vice president of academic affairs at Central Lakes College in Brainard Minnesota, will succeed retiring first president Dr. David Perkins following contract negotiations.
A Texas jury awarded widow Carol Ernst 253.4 million dollars after finding Merck & Co liable for the death of her husband Robert Ernst who took Vioxx. Jurors rejected Merck's claim the death was due to clogged arteries instead of a Vioxx related heart event.
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