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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 2002

Page

5

Tomblin headed toward fifth term as Senate president

Senate Democrats backed Earl Ray Tomblin for a record fifth term as Senate president. The Logan Democrat was nominated without opposition at a 50 minute closed door caucus marking the year's final interim meeting. He is expected to appoint new committee heads before the interim session ends Tuesday.

Charleston Senate Earl Ray Tomblin Tomblin D-Logan

Clinics strain as doctors volunteer effort shrinks across state

Free health clinics in West Virginia cut services due to rising malpractice insurance costs. Doctors reducing volunteer hours, clinics shift to BRIM coverage, with Wheeling and Bluefield hardest hit. Health Access in Clarksburg, Morgantown Health Right, and Wheeling Health Right face patient transfers as St Paul insurers pull out. United Way and Harrison County provide emergency funds to avert closure.

Clarksburg Board of Risk and Insurance Management Wheeling Bluefield Joni Costante West Virginia Association of Free Clinics Morgantown Wheeling Health Right West Virginia University Kathie Brown Wheeling Clinic Brown Kathleen Wilson St. Paul Minnesota Health Access BRIM

Santa lookalike robs Chester drug store for pills

Chesterfield County police seek a man described as tall white haired with a white beard in a red suit after a Saturday night armed robbery at the Eckerd Drug Store in Chester. The Santa lookalike demanded the OxyContin from the pharmacist, obtaining an undisclosed amount.

Chester Chesterfield County Mike Spraker Eckerd

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