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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 2006
Page
1
A brief notation shows Monday December 18, 2006 listed on the bdtonline.com site, indicating a date entry or event reference. The fragment suggests the page or post dates, without additional context or details beyond the calendar marker.
Mostly sunny conditions expected today with afternoon highs in the mid 60s. Light winds and dry conditions continue, shaping a pleasant springlike day across the region.
Barry Gibb has purchased and begun restoring the lakefront home once owned by Johnny and June Carter Cash in Nashville. He plans to use the site as a creative base for a country album, writing with his two sons, saying the Bee Gees are no longer a group. Roy Orbison formerly lived next door.
Lottery results show numbers 5, 17, 28, 36, 51 with a Win for Life set 3, 20, 24, 30, 31, 35. No winner confirmed in this tally.
Inquiry line provides contact number (304) 327-2802 and hours 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. seven days a week for delivery problems. Readers are urged to call by noon to ensure timely delivery within the service area.
Serena residents Dr. Gary Brown and Mitzi Brown sat with their 1963 Pontiac Grand Prix and 1969 Ford Thunderbird on a Warner Bros. film set for We Are Marshall in Huntington. The couple provided cars for a 1970 era game day traffic jam scene, with about 40 vehicles moving slowly as Matthew McConaughey’s character emerges. The scene reflects 1970s time, and many locals recall the Nov. 14, 1970 plane crash that impacted Huntington football.
In Richlands Virginia the town honored the state champion Richlands Blue Tornado with a downtown parade. Fans from Tazewell County and Honaker joined locals in celebrating the team that unified the community. Mark Hess and his family watched the festivities proudly as others shared in southwest Virginia pride.
With four days left until the Community Christmas Tree party the Bluefield daily telegraph says the Little Jimmie fund drive is thousands short of the goal. The event funds gifts for hundreds of children and runs Friday Dec 22 at noon at the Bluefield City Auditorium. Gift bags will include toys, fruit, cookies, a book, gloves, toboggans and socks. A-8.
Jack Mitchem Sr., 73, marks 37 years delivering the Bluefield Daily Telegraph in the Princeton area. He began on Sept 1, 1969 after leaving East Coast Foods during a strike, handling hauling and home delivery with help from his son while coordinating with ten carriers.
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