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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 2000
Page
8
Garrett said the program will stay free and open in its current form and may expand if additional funding is found. He expects rising user numbers and notes funding limits will cap future expansion.
A man recalls a strangest event that happened to him and says it made him feel great. He is happily married with children and thanks a kind woman. He was driving a red Ford F-150 four wheel drive truck between 1:15 and 2:45 p.m. on Friday when tolls were paid.
West Virginia officials describe new code provisions for bail enforcement. Posters offering rewards are used to trigger informants, but Col. Gary Edgell says violations can cost fines up to 10,000 dollars and jail up to 60 days. Agencies risk civil penalties for aiding enforcers.
Ross Richardson of McKenzie Owens Public Relations said the sale of Acme was considered earlier but halted. The process resumes with closing schedules for six stores to be announced soon including Williamson Chesnee Clover Fountain Inn Spartanburg and Whitmire. After closures Acme will operate 14 stores in SC VA and WV, founded in 1887.
Princeton police report on August 25 a break in at 809 Park Ave Quarters with missing half dollars and silver dollars. Robert Edward Bailey 39 with revoked license charged the same day. Aug 26 destruction of property two club windows damaged on Mercer Street. officer names Gergely and Gilley noted. unattended child found wandering near Lovell Avenue from College Avenue area.
A Daily Record found at the child’s address states the mother was out of town and the Department of Health and Human Resources was notified. A prior incident occurred last week when the child was found on Honaker Avenue. In separate items, Steven Naylor, 42, of Bluefield, faces second offense DUI driving without insurance and registration after Patrolman Shade Workman investigation.
John Lawson, 18, was seriously injured when a roof failed as he worked at T&N Electric Co. on the Bluefield Princeton Road. He suffered multiple fractures and was flown by Lifeguard 10 to Roanoke Memorial Hospital after initial care at Bluefield Regional Medical Center.
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