Local News Roundup August 31 2005
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 2005
Page
1
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Mostly cloudy conditions dominate today with a morning shower chance. The afternoon brings continued shower chances and isolated thunderstorms, shaping a unsettled pattern.
A Tokyo area theater gives cheaper tickets to self described geeks for the summer romance film Train Man. The promotion invites fans to say one ticket for a geek at the booth, drawing laughs and word of mouth. Sales chief Koji Nitta notes many customers now identify as geeks and about 70 percent of patrons at Fujisawa Chuo theater claim otaku status.
Joy Schovest, 55, swam for life as Katrina’s surge swept the Quiet Water Beach apartments away in Biloxi. Neighbors died, debris and wreckage littered the site, with officials warning the county toll could reach up to eighty.
Rescuers race to reach survivors as New Orleans floods deepen and two levees fail. Louisiana Governor Blanco orders storm refugees out of the city. In Harrison County Mississippi the death toll exceeds 100 and could climb much higher as waters threaten more areas.
Wayne B. Penn, returning West Virginia hospital veteran, is hired as Princeton Community Hospital's new chief executive officer. Griffith, current ARH Healthcare CEO overseeing five Kentucky hospitals, will join Princeton on Sept. 26 after a unanimous board vote. Cambio, Inc. interim CEO contract ends Sept. 30, 2005 with ongoing monthly oversight.
Lottery results from West Virginia include Daily 3 0 6 2 and Daily 4 0 1 4 1 while Virginia results show Pick 3 2 9 5 and Pick 4 3 4 0 7. No further context or events are provided.
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