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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 2002
Page
1
WVU dominates Pitt Panthers in a December 1, 2002 game, sprinting ahead early and preserving the lead through the final whistle. The clash, reported on page C-1, highlights WVU’s offensive rhythm and defensive stops that sealed the win.
International monitors visit listed sensitive Iraqi sites as part of ongoing inspections. The visit aims to verify compliance and assess security conditions amid heightened regional scrutiny reported by WVVA for tonight.
In the Bluefield Daily Telegraph holiday edition, readers get scores and highlights from NFL action, a quote of the week from Deborah Wyatt of Rock, and a note on holiday shopping. The piece blends local events with sports results for the season kickoff.
Five years after surviving a deadly brain tumor and brain surgery, 18 year old Nathan Goforth navigates a life changed by radical treatment. At 13 his family chose a hemispherectomy to remove half his brain to save him. The decision left Nathan partially paralyzed and in a long relearn journey to regain motor skills.
The Greenbrier Pipeline, a 475 million dollar venture by Dominion Transmission, would run 30 inches through West Virginia from near Charleston to Mercer County and into Virginia toward Granville North Carolina. It aims to supply natural gas to growth markets in the Appalachian and Piedmont regions while seeking easements in Nicholas Fayette Raleigh Summers Mercer counties in West Virginia and Bland Pulaski Floyd Patrick counties in Virginia. Local property owners oppose the FERC application and will voice concerns in Monday’s edition.
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph recalls the origin of the Community Christmas Tree also called the Little Jimmie Fund born in 1917 during wartime shortages. Hugh Ike Shott urged readers to help needy children in exchange for printing their names, launching an annual drive to brighten holidays for region youth.
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