Summer Ends As Mercer County Students Return
Ariel Setzer enjoys Bluefield City Park on the last day of summer break while Mercer County students head back to class signaling the start of the new school year.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 2004
Page
6
Ariel Setzer enjoys Bluefield City Park on the last day of summer break while Mercer County students head back to class signaling the start of the new school year.
Princeton Community Hospital gains small increases for inpatient and outpatient charges, while St. Luke's Hospital in Bluefield faces a larger cut despite seeking a hefty rise. Officials criticize Virginia's rate review and warn of impacts on regional healthcare, staffing, and service quality amid the adjustments.
The Bluefield Regional Medical Center saw a 4.40 percent rise in non-governmental average charge per discharge after officials sought 4.50 percent. The authority approved a 1.99 percent increase for inpatient non-governmental charges and a 3.67 percent rise for outpatient visits. St Luke’s Hospital in Bluefield had a 2.6 percent decrease in discharge charges, despite an officials request for a 9.5 percent hike over the year.
Fourteen year old Kayla LaSala awaits a court ruling as Judge John Frazier delays her trial until December. The case involves a breakout amid a Florida run with 25 year old Troy Gilmore, a monitored ankle bracelet, and an Americas Most Wanted feature. A December 7 trial date was set after considering defense and calendar conflicts. Medial documents and expert witnesses may be released as part of the juvenile proceedings. LaSala is detained without bond at the South Central Juvenile Detention Center in Dunbar.
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