Crash kills Monroe County woman in single vehicle rollover
Margaret P. Cochrane, 44, of Peterstown, died Friday when her 1996 Pontiac Grand Am rolled over on U S Route 219 near Peterstown in Monroe County. No other injuries were reported. The crash occurred at 3 45 p m and is under investigation by the Monroe County Sheriff's Department. Deputies G Bland and Zack Dobbs were unavailable for comment. Peterstown Rescue Squad responded.
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Union and coal firms unite against Kyoto treaty clash
United Mine Workers president Cecil Roberts says the union will back a five year contract with coal operators and join them to oppose the Kyoto climate pact. He vows to direct broader battles against Bill Clinton Al Gore and the U S Senate as the Kyoto accord faces rejection.
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Coal country fears tremendous impact from global pact
BLUEFIELD local business leaders warn a Kyoto protocol limiting greenhouse gases could ripple into area jobs and consumer costs. The treaty urges the United States to cut emissions seven percent below 1990 by 2012, raising concern from the Coal Forum with UMWA and coal companies about mining jobs and the state's economy.
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Little Jimmie campaign nears $5500 with two weeks left
Donations totaled 5436 toward the Community Christmas Tree Association drive with a $12500 goal. The 81st Tree year supports thousands of needy children. A December 23 party for participants is planned at Bluefield Auditorium with Santa. Mail or drop gifts to Little Jimmie Bluefield Daily Telegraph. Signups for children continue weekdays. Personal tributes noted include gifts in memory of Kenneth L. Thompson and Elizabeth Hayes.
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Community Christmas Tree Memorials Raise Funds in Ashland
Donations listed for a community Christmas tree include in memory gifts for numerous individuals from families and friends in Ashland Kentucky. Names such as Lester, Smith, Campbell, Yost, Hutchens, Whitlock, Sexton, Demopoulos, Wimmer and Cox appear among amounts totaling 770.00 that day and 4656.00 prior, with a grand total of 5426.00 to date.
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A.S. Lester
Lee & Denise Kerley
Ashland
James E. Smith
Howard Hs Pds Scistos Tte Sa
Barby Clark
Bernard Chapman
Harry F. Smith
Rocky Dunahoe
Charlotte Dunahoe
David Shirley
Leigh Anne Pasassotisri
Sisteisteriteis
George A. Campbell Jr
Scion Sask
Ronnie Yost
Sterling Hutchens
Dolphus
Gladys Cole
Donald Bobby
Linda, Trama
Weldon Cole
Erskine
Dorothy
Brand Whitlock
Robert L. Sexton
Diana Demopoulos
George “Pop” 6 SR
Jack Wimmer
J. Ernest Cox
Ruby Cox
Beaver Beavers cap perfect season with state title win
In Bluefield High School cafeteria a victory celebration honors the Class AA champions after a 42-13 win over Grafton. Coach Fred Simon praises the perfect 14-0 season as players like Donald Amaker share pride. First Community Bank sponsors the community reception, reinforcing school and town unity.
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Sylvia
Raymond Wimmer
Susan
Jim Funari
Shelly
Steve Wimmer
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Used Car & Fruck
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Princeton
Coal News
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Monongalia County Health Department
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