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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 2004
Page
1
The Daily Telegraph urges readers to help locate the cheapest gasoline. Call 304 327 2811 or 800 76 DAILY or email bottonline at news to report the lowest prices found.
Bluefield Regional Medical Center officials remain hopeful despite weeks of financial uncertainty and rumors. They cut 13 staff positions and two departments last month after earlier eliminating pharmaceutical and home health, while a DOJ antitrust probe burdens finances and keeps an open heart center on hold. An antitrust counsel in Washington bills $500 per hour, and Charleston counsel charges $245 per hour, with regional healthcare services suffering as a result.
Eugene Gene Pawlowski reports BRMC focusing on restoring essential operations while the heart center project is paused. He emphasizes stabilizing services and infrastructure before resuming advanced cardiac care initiatives.
The Princeton Culturefest opened at Princeton City Park to showcase music from around the world. Organizer Lori McKinney said the event aims to bring people together across different walks of life as performers like Folk-n-Krazies offered diverse musical acts.
A Charleston woman, Amber R. Smith, 21, was killed when her 2002 Dodge Stratus lost control on I-77 near mile marker 7 in Princeton. A male passenger was treated and released at Princeton Community Hospital. The wreck shut down I-77 for over two hours as responders and authorities investigated and diverted traffic.
In McDowell County, state and federal funding reductions imperil an adult basic education program run by Big Creek People in Action and 11 other southern WV sites. Frankie Rutherford notes early fears of elimination, but collaboration with the Board of Education kept the part time program operating from September to June, sustaining GED access amid ongoing strain.
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