Israeli Troops Seize Palestinian Town Amid Fighting
World news reports combat ongoing as Israeli forces take control of a Palestinian town. The report notes continuing clashes and military operations in the area with no clear end date.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 2001
Page
1
World news reports combat ongoing as Israeli forces take control of a Palestinian town. The report notes continuing clashes and military operations in the area with no clear end date.
WVVA reports a participation drive to engage parents and students in West Virginia schools as Governor addresses a state business summit. The feature highlights back to school costs and potential savings for families.
Hawk migration caravan trips start September 16 from Moncove Lake State Park in Gap Mills Monroe County. Visitors meet at 8 a.m. daily for journeys to Hanging Rock Hawk Tower to view the eastern flyway. Call (304) 772-3450 for information.
Robert Maurice Stallard, 43, of Richlands, was sentenced by Tazewell County Circuit Court Judge Donald Mullins to 13 years and six months in prison after pleading guilty to felony homicide in a fatal OxyContin overdose. He faced charges of distributing oxycodone and disposing of a dead body related to Nicholas Dickerson’s death.
Wise says southern West Virginia flood losses total 152 million dollars while 1500 remain homeless. He cites Rainy Day Fund and 43 million legislative allocation as key to meeting disaster obligations as McDowell, Wyoming, Raleigh, Fayette and Mercer counties recover. The fund, created during a budget surplus decade ago, has aided rescue and recovery efforts statewide.
FEMA extends the deadline for local individuals and families in Southwest Virginia to register for flood damage assistance by 30 days. The extension applies to those who suffered property damage from the July flooding and have not yet filed for aid.
Doctors say malpractice insurance problems are forcing doctors to leave West Virginia. A Charleston surgical group will close this month after insurers said affordable coverage could not be found. Statewide cancellations have hit Beckley doctors, with St Paul and Medical Assurance seeking rate hikes of 15 and 30 percent. Public hearing planned for Medical Assurance relief. Princeton Community Hospital CEO Dan Dunmyer cites cancellations and high rates as the top issue for hospitals and physicians.
West Virginia legislators fear rising malpractice insurance costs threaten patient care as doctors consider leaving the state. Sen. Bill Wooton calls for scrutiny and a claims investigation system, while John Wooton notes lack of insurance competition keeps rates high despite falling claim numbers since 1994.
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