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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 2003
Page
1
Look for another fine day in the two Virginias with above normal temperatures in the 50s throughout the region. Mostly clear skies and light breezes are expected as high pressure remains nearby. Dry conditions should persist into the weekend with mild overnight lows.
The McGraw brothers announce a tribute to Nat Reese as part of a football highlights feature for NFL Week 17. The piece previews key moments and the players involved, highlighting Nat Reese's influence and the brothers’ planned homage during the broadcast.
In Bluefield and McDowell County residents voiced priorities for the 76th West Virginia Legislature gathering January 14 at the State House in Charleston. Kristina Dillon cites education and local economic development as key issues amid job scarcity in McDowell County. Welch resident Paul Day criticizes the legislature as failing on education and growth.
Bluefield residents like Joe Akers and Franklin Coleman call for focus on taxes and employment. Akers opposes raising the sales tax while open to tobacco tax changes, and Coleman urges funding for education and road maintenance in Southwestern Virginia as the General Assembly prepares to convene on January 14.
Local residents respond to the national mad cow disease scare with mixed views. Many plan to keep eating hamburgers and meat products as worry remains low, while others say the risk would affect them if the issue became closer or affected children.
Federal investigators on Saturday tentatively linked a mad cow case in Washington to a Canadian origin. Dr Ron DeHaven said records show the animal was part of a herd of 74 cattle shipped from Alberta into the United States in August 2001, with the entry at Eastport Idaho.
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