Sunday December 12 2004 news note
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 2004
Page
1
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Bluefield fans honored the 2004 Bluefield Beavers who claimed their eighth state championship with a 69-24 victory over Wayne. A reception at the Herb Sims Youth Center drew more than 200 as players met supporters. Head coach Fred Simon praised the season’s support and enjoyment.
Bluefield shoppers face a busy holiday season as video games draw crowd attention. Brenda Greene of Kmart notes Grand Theft Auto San Andreas tops shelves with about 40 copies, and profits rise as families seek gifts. The title’s age restriction reflects broader concerns about content.
The Bluefield area hosts its first video game tournament on December 18 at the Summit Theater inside the Bluefield Area Arts and Science Center. Organizer Charles Owens promotes saving the planet from alien invasion while supporting the Chuck Mathena Center in Princeton.
Ukrainian presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko was diagnosed with dioxin poisoning causing facial disfigurement and partial paralysis. Austrian doctors said the toxin could have been placed in his soup. he remains in satisfactory condition and expected to leave Vienna clinic soon to resume campaign activities ahead of the December runoff.
The Community Christmas Tree Fund in Bluefield topped $9,000 this Saturday with over $1,000 donated. With a $25,000 target, $15,664 remains to meet the goal. The Little Jimmie campaign is backed by the Bluefield Daily Telegraph and volunteers across the two Virginias and the nation to provide Christmas presents for needy children. Contributions can be mailed to Community Little Jimmie, A-7.
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