December 3 2007 BDtonline Brief
A short Monday entry from BDtonline.com dated December 3 2007 notes local updates and happenings. The brief mentions community items and upcoming events with emphasis on regional interest.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 2007
Page
1
A short Monday entry from BDtonline.com dated December 3 2007 notes local updates and happenings. The brief mentions community items and upcoming events with emphasis on regional interest.
A gray day brings a chance of light rain or snow showers with highs around 36. A Redskins fan expresses a farewell moment tied to Sean Taylor, hoping this game ends as the best goodbye.
College football notes list matchups featuring Ohio State versus LSU Virginia Tech against Oklahoma Georgia plays Missouri Southern California faces Kansas West Virginia meets Hawaii, outlining competing programs and potential rivalries for upcoming season.
Tabitha Cain in Bartlett Tennessee fed a feral cat named Wild Oats for years. The cat wore a peanut butter jar on its head for 19 days before the family finally trapped it with a fishing net and eased the jar off using oil. The cat was thin but recovered.
To solve any problems concerning your paper's delivery contact the Telegraph at (304) 327-2800 from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. seven days a week. Call by noon to ensure timely delivery within limited delivery area.
Col Edward J Kornish 50 Welch West Virginia assistant McDowell County Prosecuting Attorney serves in Kandahar Afghanistan training Afghan National Police and visiting villages while coordinating aid efforts from back home. He notes Afghan people are wonderful yet among the poorest and seeks to brighten lives through smiles programs.
U S Senator Robert C Byrd D W Va made a pilgrimage to his boyhood home site in Mercer County on a bleak day warmed by the presence of descendants of the families he grew up with and the people he serves in public life. His slow motorcade traversed country roads as it wound through the area.
Senator Byrd, age 90, revisited the Mercer farm site along Wolf Creek near Camp Creek, with aides and the current owner present. He walked a rough, unfinished path to the cabin site that lacked heat and electricity, recalling the old house location and a childhood patch of ground.
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph faced major Sunday delivery delays due to unforeseen equipment problems on the press run. Publisher Randy Deason called it unprecedented, noting the timing and scope of the glitches caused many customers to miss their papers.
Bluefield’s Community Christmas Tree fundraiser known as the Little Jimmie campaign aims to help needy children with gifts and meals. Despite Sunday donations, about $25,935 remains to reach the $27,500 goal as the 90th year drive continues.
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