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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 2004
Page
2
Rainy morning tapering this afternoon with highs in the 40s. A cold blustery west-northwest wind up to 25 mph. Weather team reports this briefing for the readers.
Local sports note reports a Mission for the Mission event organized to support a charitable cause. organizers seek community support and participation. the feature highlights team involvement and the event’s fundraising goals.
Nation reports the Homeland Security head resigns from his post, ending a lengthy tenure. The announcement follows ongoing national security concerns and shifts in administration priorities. A-12 Entertainment notes a major Jeopardy champion finally dethroned, ending a long streak.
In Los Angeles, 56 year old Gonzalo Medina had a golf ball sized gallstone extracted after a stent left in during a pancreatic operation over a decade ago caused the giant growth. Surgeon Ian Kenner called the removal successful and noted such a size is unprecedented in his 30 year career.
West Virginia Daily 3 numbers 4 9 8. Daily 4 3 6 0 7. Virginia Pick 3 7 7 5. Pick 4 7 0 2 5.
Customer can resolve delivery problems by calling the Telegraph center at (304) 327-2802 between 7 a.m. and 12 p.m. six days a week. Request delivery by noon to ensure timely service.
A nationwide tomato shortage affects area eateries including Wendy's in Bluefield Virginia. Signs warn tomatoes are available by request only due to hurricanes Charley and Francis that damaged Florida crops. Florida growers expect replanted crops to ship soon as restaurants wait for better tomato quality and supply.
Tazewell County officials in Virginia plan a pilot nonviolent first time offender drug court to start in January and possibly expand via a federal grant. Commonwealth Attorney Dennis Lee notes the program aims to divert young offenders from addiction through an intensive probation model connected to a day reporting center proposal from four years ago.
World AIDS Day 2004 highlights care improvements yet region ranks among the state's highest. A quilt memorial of HIV victims is partially on display at Bluefield State College from 10 a.m. to noon in the Student Union. Darryl Cannady notes the difficulty of reclaiming local panels but some local lives are represented in the exhibit.
Bluefield area urges donations to the Community Christmas Tree drive sponsored by the Bluefield Daily Telegraph. Officials aim to raise 25000 to guarantee a Christmas for more than 800 children, with only a slow start and a remaining shortfall of 24925 as of Tuesday. Sign-up times for this year are scheduled for Friday.
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