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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 2003
Page
1
The article notes a U.S. effort labeled Chemical Air to interrogate Iraqi targets as part of policy shaping. It ties environmental planning to Bush administration strategies, signaling a linkage between energy and security agendas. The report presents official positions and potential implications for policy.
In Clinton Iowa a sheep escaped from a Lutheran Church Bible school production titled The Lost Sheep causing a brief scare as two sheep and their handlers prepared for Showtime. Neighbors corralled one animal while the other remained missing nearly a week after the incident amid two weeks of Bible school by children aged preschool through 13.
In Princeton, Joanie Cline faces first degree murder charges after prosecutors call a cold-blooded killer narrative while the defense portrays her as a battered woman acting in self defense. The trial began with jury selection and opened with testimony from Edward Cline’s parents as jurors prepare to hear further evidence.
A pending lawsuit stopped the issuance of 225 million dollars in state grants as the Economic Development Authority voted 8-1 not to issue bonds for 50 grant winning projects until the legal case is resolved. The bonds would be repaid by 19 million per year from video lottery revenue.
Investigators tied three convenience store killings to a single weapon. Police released a composite sketch of a heavyset white male suspect. Ballistic tests linked the bullets, all entering head or neck areas, to a .22 caliber rifle used last week in the shootings.
In Tazewell County Baptist Valley a dozen officials visited the Lambert family as they handed over the keys to their brand new home. Three-year-old Faith Lambert clung to County Supervisor Earl Griffith while Linda and Ronnie Lambert praised the upgrade from a mobile home. The Lamberts had purchased the home and 3 acres, marking a fresh start for the family.
A five year old girl from the Princeton area is the county's first proven case of LaCrosse encephalitis. Health officials explain the disease is vector borne by mosquitoes with symptoms including stiff neck, headache, light sensitivity, and fever.
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