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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 2004
Page
1
A local Sunday circulation highlights savings exceeding 43 dollars in this edition. Coupons featured by Bolton Online offer various discounts and promotions for readers, with emphasis on value and weekly deals.
Area colleges rank among nation's best as heat lingers. Local campuses report strong performance in national measures with several schools cited for excellence in academics and student outcomes.
Patrol notes some of the lowest regional gas prices with listings: Mack's Glen Lyn $1.66, Sam's Club Bluefield $1.72, Pick Save Pocahontas $1.74, Citgo Pearlsburg $1.75, Food City Bluefield $1.76, Kroger Princeton $1.77, Route 20 Shell Princeton $1.77, plus several Green Valley and Bluefield stations around $1.70 to $1.76.
In Athens West Virginia Concord University political science professor Dr. Jim White notes a surge in student voter registration as campus groups mobilize youth. He cautions young voters are least likely to vote due to limited life experience and informs that the 2004 race could be very close in West Virginia.
A 24 year old Lashmeet man died from injuries after his 1994 Pontiac Coupe overturned on West Virginia Route 10 near Mills Hill around 10:50 p.m. Friday. West Virginia State Police Sgt. M D Clemons said Trooper J S Syner investigated the crash.
Several hundred locals and memorabilia collectors attended a Saturday auction of the Bluefield home once owned by Nancy Greene widow of Bonanza star Lorne Greene. The sale included publicity items tied to Greene's TV career.
At the Tazewell County Fairgrounds the second annual Old Time and Bluegrass Fiddlers Convention drew locals and visitors from far away. Grayson County resident Jerry Correll played fiddle in a jam session while Rick and Amanda Hall from Princeton joined the guitar competition, showcasing community music.
West Virginia delegates to the Republican National Convention cite the economy and jobs as top concerns for the 2005 White House race, with more than half listing them among the three biggest priorities. Terrorism and Iraq push next in importance for the surveyed delegates.
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