Pennsylvania man dies in Buchanan No 1 Mine fall
Matthew S. Devito, 45, of Bethel Park Pennsylvania, a Consol Energy research project leader, died after a 24 by 28 inch piece of grating collapsed beneath him, sending him over 100 feet from a prep plant platform at Consol's Buchanan No 1 Mine. Investigators from DMME and MSHA joined Consol officials in a joint probe. He is survived by his wife and two children. This was Buchanan County’s fourth mine death in 2000 with the last fatality in 1994.
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Matthew S. Devito
Bethel Park
Pittsburgh
Consol Energy, Inc
Devito
Thomas
DMME
Federal Mine Safety and Health Administration
Consul
Noon
Buchanan County
Buchanan No. 1
Federal judge denies bank executive motion to block SEC access
U S District Judge David A Faber in West Virginia denied Terry L Church former senior vice president of First National Bank of Keystone a bid to quash a subpoena seeking access to records at United National Bank The order cites serious deficiencies including no sworn statement that Church is a customer of United National and no explanation of why the SEC records are irrelevant to the inquiry It also notes no affidavit verifying compliance with the Financial Privacy Act and highlights other omissions in the motion.
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McDowell County Bank
U.S. Securities and Exchange
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United Ni Onal Bank
U.S
David A. Faber
West Virginia
Terry L. Church
First National Bank of Keystone
SEC
Faber
Church
United National
Buchanan residents gain tax deadline extension to January
Buchanan County voters learn of an extension allowing January 5 as the tax deadline. County officials cite high unemployment at 8.9 percent in October and an economic recession as reasons. The extension covers all county taxes and aims to support the 2001 budget projected at about 9.93 million dollars.
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Grundy
Buchanan County
Board of Supervisors
Virginia Employment Commission
Fairfax County
Grayson County
Commonwealth of Virginia
Bill Keene
Virginia
Pearl Harbor survivor recalls surprise attack memory
After 59 years survivor William H. Francis recalls the 1941 Pearl Harbor attack at Schofield Barracks. He describes awakening to explosions and Japanese fighters strafing the area as others slept in on that Sunday morning.
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Pearl Harbor
Survivor
Luefield
Bengo
U.S. Army
William H. Francis
Bluefield
Schofield Barracks
Francis
PETA sues Rosie O'Donnell over leather endorsement defamation
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals filed a defamation suit Tuesday against Rosie O'Donnell. The suit claims her Rose O'Donnell Show remark that The Gap uses leather approved by PETA defamed the group by misrepresenting its stance on leather sourcing.
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Rosie O'Donnell
People For
Gap
PETA
Community Christmas Tree drive totals rise to 2926
BLUEFIELD Contributions continue to roll in for the Christmas Tree's Little Jimmie project. Donations bring the total to 2926 thus far. Interested persons may mail contributions to Community Christmas Tree PO Box 1599 Bluefield WV 24701 or deliver them to the Daily Telegraph offices at 928 Bluefield Ave.
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Daily Telegraph
Bluefield Ave
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