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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 2004
Page
5
Bus driver Jim Bassett surveys the vandalized Calvary Messenger Ministries van after Friday morning discovery. Pastor Paul Pugh reports rocks in the parking lot, a busted back window, covered seats, and damaged mirrors with a discharged fire extinguisher. Police report filed. damage estimate pending.
J.R. Clark and Jason Hilling, 25 and 19, members of the East River Volunteer Fire Department, volunteered to assist wildfire efforts on the California Oregon border. They joined a 25-firefighter team after passing a backpack test in Charleston, with Clark having prior experience in Wyoming last year. Their families express pride and concern as the pair set to return between September 6 and 12.
A government bulletin warns al Qaida may target vulnerable U S facilities including veterans hospitals and military recruitment centers. Officials say threats are informational and not evidence of ongoing attacks, with heightened security for the Republican National Convention and financial institutions in major hubs.
Jason and Thomas, once on different pee wee teams, meet during a family gathering marked by a birthday image. Jason returns from a year in Afghanistan and finds his grandmother moved, prompting a community surprise of balloons, gifts, and four game tickets from Graham. Christina Mullins notes local pride and humor.
Kyle area parents prompted by Switchback and Kimball Elementary bus routes spoke of overcrowding and long ride times with younger students sharing buses with older ones. Jeff Nash, McDowell County transportation chief, said drivers are addressing kinks after Thursday’s first day as efforts continue to serve students.
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