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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 2001
Page
2
In late games QC Graham defeated Bluefield 56 to 8 while QC Mt. Hope beat Pikeview 45 to 11. J Princeton topped East 40 to 8 and J Jaeger won over Burch 41 to 14.
National figure Condit sits for a televised interview that sparks fresh questions about policy and leadership. Analysts note lingering ambiguities in prior statements as political observers call for clarification from his campaign team.
The bulletin blends lottery fever with a school theme as Powerball results spark questions about winners while a feature on students returning to class previews a Wal-Mart school fashion show. Race highlights from the weekend wrap the roundup with speed and competition notes.
Princeton officials expect advertising bids for the proposed Virginian Industrial Park access road around early October. Assistant City Manager Wayne Shumate told the Public Works and Recreation Committee that plans move closer to realization after a Thursday council meeting.
Marshall University President Dr. Dan Angel urged print media at a luncheon that West Virginia needs funds to strengthen science programs and facilities, signaling a statewide push for future technology investment. Barbara Hawkins reports for the Daily Telegraph.
After nearly seven hours of deliberation the jury failed to reach a verdict in the first degree murder case of Timothy Eugene Kirby. Judge Booker T. Stephens declared a mistrial and Kirby was released on bond. prosecutors plan a retrial in October. Kirby, 39, of War, is accused in the July 11, 1989 death of Henrietta Matney.
Gov. Jim Gilmore announced that Virginia Transportation Commissioner Charles D. Nottingham will start contract talks with Brown & Proposal for the Coalfields Expressway. He stressed the project as a top priority for southwestern Virginia and his administration.
After no winner last night the Powerball prize climbs to an estimated 280 to 300 million dollars. The draw draws long lines as players in West Virginia and 20 other states await the night's result. A trip to Paris costs about 10,000 and a 2001 Porsche up to 110,000, enough for thousands of these purchases. Concord College in-state tuition for 2000-2001 is 3,400 dollars, totaling about 27,000 for a degree. With 300 million, enough to fund 11,100 in-state enrollments.
Valley hosts a grass appreciation day from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Pipestem Resort State Park. A Tri-County pig roast runs 5 to 8 p.m. at the Historic Crab Orchard Museum with guest speaker Jerry Kilgore, candidate for Virginia attorney general. Admission is $5 per person.
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