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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 2002
Page
1
A Virginia newspaper item highlights a traffic route change that raises dangerous driving concerns. It also features a human-interest note about a familiar face and a brief profile of a person “someone special.”
Special commissioner ruled petitioners failed to prove a constitutional right to subsistence and urged process changes. The decision notes adverse effects on children from termination of aid but says no constitutional deprivation of education rights. The lawsuit, led by Jackson County attorney Larry Harless, seeks to restore welfare benefits for hundreds in West Virginia.
A Mount View High School ceremony kicks off the 2002-2003 McDowell County school year with Kim Christian, a Berwind Elementary second grader born deaf, who while receiving a cochlear implant, proclaims she will become a teacher. The event honors teachers, staff, and parents as the county heals from May 2 devastation. Alexis Montgomery and other students share reflections on education and resilience.
Wythe County 17 year old Jordan Newberry stands trial as an adult for first degree murder after allegedly stabbing his father Ronnie Wayne Newberry 33 and wounding his mother on October 24 2001 on West Washington Street Wytheville. Jury seated to begin opening arguments.
Bluefield advisory committee of the Four Seasons Country Certified Service Delivery Unit of the American Red Cross met to select officers and discuss progress. Phyllis Proffitt declared the unit “on the way up” as the former East River Mountain Chapter dissolved in 2001 and the Bluefield office became a certified service delivery unit for Mountain Laurel Chapter on May 16. Elizabeth Pruett helped carry the transition.
HARLESTON The Appalachian region must leap a series of sizable hurdles to get its technology economy running at the same pace as the rest of the nation, according to a university study to be released Thursday. The analysis by researchers outlines barriers in infrastructure investment talent development and venture funding that hinder growth and competitiveness.
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