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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 2004
Page
1
A WVVA forecast notes patchy dense morning fog clearing to partly cloudy skies. Temperatures are expected to reach the high 70s to low 80s with comfortable conditions throughout the day as the sun returns.
Democrats push to win nonreligious voters in Virginia amid a broader campaign. The note highlights a so called God gap and frames secular outreach as key to closing electoral gaps.
A Princeton man arrested on immigration violation charges could be removed from the United States. He was located Sunday at a Princeton residence by FBI and INS agents. he is in federal custody and lacks documentation. The man’s identity remains undisclosed as investigators determine his true identity.
New York AP reports Republicans frame John Kerry as a windward candidate unfitting for the White House on opening day four miles from Ground Zero. Senate leader McCain defends Iraq action as necessary and noble while President Bush campaigns in New Hampshire and Michigan and draws controversy by doubting victory in the war on terror.
Virginia will raise the cigarette tax from 2 1/2 cents to 20 cents per pack starting Wednesday, a move retailers expect and say customers are already braced for. Sherry Crockett and Pam Phillipps of Smoker's Friend in Bluefield report customers are upset but will continue buying cigarettes.
A Mercer County deputy shot a man twice as he charged at the officer with a large shovel during a domestic disturbance call on Salmon Lane near Athens. The man remained in critical condition Monday, authorities said, as the deputy responded to reports of threats and vandalism at the residence.
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