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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 2005
Page
2
A record of Friday December 23, 2005 references a BDtonline web address. The brief entry notes date and homepage link without additional details or named entities.
The report notes sunny conditions with a high near 50 degrees. Tonight will be mostly clear with a low around 37 degrees.
Lincoln angler Clarence Olberding found a rainbow trout with two mouths weighing about a pound. The second jaw protruded, not functional, a genetic deformity says Nebraska Game and Parks official. Olberding plans to smoke and eat the fish.
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ADRIA HAIRSTON recalls Christmas in Princeton as Mercer Street shops draw crowds each holiday season. The essay reflects on childhood scenes of strolling Princeton and shopping at local department stores downtown, capturing small town holiday charm.
Larry Hypes and Deloris French organize donations at Bluefield Parks and Recreation for the Community Christmas Tree. Volunteers prepare bags and checks lists as setup proceeds for the Friday noon event at the city center.
Area residents push Little Jimmie past the 25000 goal as the 88th Community Christmas Tree program prepares a noon party at Bluefield Youth Center on Stadium Drive. Santa visits at 12 20 p m and gifts are handed out from 12 30 to 1 30 p m. Cecil Surratt marks 50th year entertaining at the event. Donations can be mailed to Bluefield Little Jimmie A-7.
Congress approved a one month Patriot Act extension to prevent key anti terrorism provisions from expiring on December 31. House leaders pressed for a short-term fix while Democratic support and White House backing backed a swift path to a larger debate. The action sets January reconvening dates and signals ongoing battles over privacy and security.
Charleston AP report shows two southern West Virginia lawmakers say they did not know a 2004 bill they backed would raise tolls on the WV Turnpike. Increased passenger car tolls from 1.25 to 2.00 and five axle trucks from 4.25 to 7.00 take effect January 1, amid criticism tolls burden Greenbrier Monroe Summers and Raleigh counties. Governor Manchin led the authority project, tied to a $55 million Shady Spring interchange.
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