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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 2007
Page
1
A state report on Virginia Tech’s April massacre that killed 33 cites earlier warnings that could have changed outcomes. The document stresses timely alerts to students faculty and staff and notes that earlier clearer warnings might have increased survival chances.
Kyle Garchar a senior at Hilliard Davidson High School hatched a prank tricking football fans from a crosstown rival into holding up signs that formed the insult We Suck over three days. The plan mirrored a Yale Harvard incident in 2004 and was captured on video later posted online. Darby supporters were told the message would read Go Darby.
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Virginia Tech president Charles Steger bristled at suggestions of accountability as anguished parents demand firings after Seung-Hui Cho's killings. He defended the university’s actions, saying no plausible scenario could have prevented the horror once the attacker began that morning.
Mercer schools study Virginia Tech actions as they boost campus safety. Concord University Police Chief Mark Stella says officers train for active shooting with Mercer County SWAT and will review the VT findings. The seven officer department relies on mutual aid and existing alert lists for warnings.
Officials warn drivers to be careful during the extended Labor Day weekend as West Virginia and Virginia report multiple fatal crashes in prior years. Sgt. J R Pauley urges sensible driving and avoiding cell phones while authorities participate in the national Over the Limit, Under Arrest campaign to save lives and prevent injuries.
Mercer County deputies and U S Marshals captured two men in the Matoaka region after a coordinated search. Jason Parr 31 of Bluefield and Patrick Weese 29 of Lashmeet were found in a wooded area in the Arista community near a tent camp after a 15 minute approach led by a U S marshal and local officers.
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