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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 2002
Page
1
Princeton event at Wiley Cabin 910 Oakvale Road runs from 2 to 4 30 p m Sunday. The open house features holiday displays and history exhibits for local residents and visitors.
Barbara Hawkins reports that Four Seasons Country faces a winter blast with an 80 percent snow chance starting this afternoon. One to three inches expected, with temps in the mid 20s and icy spots as freezing rain and sleet are possible. Tonight adds two to six more inches, then lingering flurries by Thursday morning in 30s.
The National Weather Service warns of an 80 percent chance of snow this afternoon with 1 to 3 inches expected. Temperatures will be in the 20s. Tonight an additional 2 to 6 inches is possible with freezing rain and sleet. Low 20s. Thursday winds down to flurries and upper 20s to 30s.
Governor Bob Wise aims to place workers compensation reform at the top of the 2003 legislative agenda while addressing the budget deficit. He proposes keeping deficit surcharge funds separate in a locked box and creating a new system with formal legislative approval in January. He warns unfunded liabilities in the program will grow by at least 600 million dollars this fiscal year and calls for stronger workplace safety measures.
LUEFIELD With RB December 23 is only three Mondays away and just 35 dollars has been raised toward a 12,000 dollar goal for the Community Christmas Tree. More than 600 youngsters are expected at the annual party, with organizers hoping for a late campaign surge. For eight decades volunteers have run the program, led by country pianist Don Whitt who has performed for the Christmas event for years.
Richlands High football players faced penalties after some of the 12 players involved allegedly drank beer on a chartered bus returning from the Region IV Championship loss to Magna Vista on November 22. Principal Karen Webb and Tazewell County School Board officials confirmed suspensions, with some players suspended five days and others ten days. The incident came to light when students talked, prompting authorities to review the events.
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