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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 2001
Page
1
The Twins tied the series with a win over the Baby Birds, leveling the matchup as the playoff push continues. Key players delivered for both teams, with crucial moments turning the tide in the late innings.
Nation reports a decline in pediatric fatalities linked to automobile air bags as safety measures improve. Officials credit smarter designs and better deployment education, noting progress across states while urging continued awareness and child restraint use.
A Virginia business summit features EPA Administrator speaking on mine valley fill policy. The report notes coverage on WVVA tonight with details on regulatory approaches and regional impact.
The Raleigh General discussion centers on heart center options as officials weigh the medical impact and community needs amid ongoing debate about services. Weekend travel coverage also notes police efforts to keep motorists safe on regional roads.
The 34th annual Hillsville Gun Show and Flea Market sponsored by Grover King Post 1115 of the VFW begins at 8 a.m. today and runs daily through Labor Day at 4 p.m. The Virginia Department of Transportation has placed portable signs on I-77 warning motorists of heavy traffic ahead.
East River Mountain Area Chapter of the American Red Cross voted to relinquish its charter and operate as a certified service delivery unit. The change keeps a Red Cross presence in Bluefield while shifting administrative duties elsewhere. State field services manager Chris Dale said the local board welcomed the plan as a positive move.
Dr. David Hopper of Total Life Family Practice in Princeton notes most malpractice costs are paid through Medicare Medicaid and West Virginia MPIA and cannot be recouped from patients. He has practiced in Mercer County 22 years and will remain in West Virginia, focusing on patient care.
West Virginia physicians consider tort reform to improve the medical climate and attract more doctors. Dr. Robert Pulliam of Beckley emphasizes that current litigation lets people sue without paying up front, with doctors often bearing court costs even when suits fail.
Legislators and physicians in West Virginia push for a state funded insurance plan to ease rising malpractice costs. Gov. Bob Wise backs a special task force proposal offering at least two rate relief breaks to doctors to end private insurers’ unchecked price hikes.
Mercer County enrollments rose to 9,346 on the third day, up 176 students from 9,170 last year. Administrative Assistant Dr. Ann Seaver cited a possible influx of families displaced by July flash floods as a contributing factor. State funding hinges on October counts, and officials will monitor trends to assess further impacts.
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