FDIC seeks time extension to serve Keystone case defendant
FDIC asks U S District Court Bluefield for more time to serve P Todd Zeras in the FDIC versus Ronald Mitchell et al federal suit over failures tied to the First National Bank of Keystone. The motion seeks extension to April 25 2003 while noting Zeras may be outside the United States and elusive. Other defendants have been served and some have answered.
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Bluefield
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
First National Bank of Keystone
FDIC
P Todd Zeras
Ronald Mitchell
U.S. District Court
Mitchell
Keystone
Cus
Tomers
Zeras
United States
Bill Archer
Barcher
Bdtonline
Stolen stamps at Premier Post Office in McDowell County
A break in at the Premier Post Office on Route 52 around 3 a.m. Saturday led to the theft of a safe containing about $3,000 in stamps. Forensic evidence was sent to the state lab. Investigators note similar prior break ins but no suspects yet. Call US Postal Inspector Ron Holcomb with tips at the listed numbers.
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McDowell County
Ron Holcomb
United States Postal
Holcomb
Route
McDowell County Sheriff’s
State Lab
Charleston
Thorpe Post Office
Postal Inspector’s
Mark Blevins
Mblevins
Bottonline.com
Officials look back on 2002 and eye 2003 growth
Leaders across Mercer and surrounding counties describe 2002 as stable with challenges such as a potential Pepsi plant move and doctor losses. They cite revitalization projects in Princeton and Bluefield, new homes, and a railroad museum effort, plus flood recovery and plans for 2003 including water upgrades, urban renewal, and job-creating facilities.
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Meachum
Chamber
Four Seasons
Dewey Russell
Princeton- Mercer County
Princeton
Russell
Mercer Street
Bill King
Bluefield
Green
Kim Long
Donnie Buchanan
Tazewell
Kenneth Wysor
Richlands
Wysor
Wyser
Mark Blevins
Mblevins
Vehicle linked to Giles County robbery found in Bland County
A blue 1998 Chevy Prism used in the Christmas Day armed robbery of a Giles County convenience store was located abandoned in Bastion Bland County by a deputy of the Bland County Sheriff. The suspect fled after the Narrows robbery and authorities seek a woman seen exiting the Narrows store.
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Arrows
Giles County
Bland County
Bastion
Narrows
Tommy Gautier
Roanoke
police blotter notes multiple minor incidents downtown
Six males were reported fighting Tuesday at Hamptons on Jefferson Street. the subjects were gone on officers arrival. A fight reported Tuesday at Community Bank was unresolved on arrival. A domestic disturbance occurred Tuesday on Eldredge Street with a bystander stand by. A theft from a vehicle at Bluefield Regional Medical Center was reported Tuesday. A possible prowler was listed Wednesday on Johnson Street. no trace found. A possible dead on arrival was reported Wednesday at Mullany residence. no report deemed necessary. An unwanted subject was reported Friday on Delaware Street. both subjects fled before arrival.
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Hampton’s
Jefferson Street
R.S. Mason
H.L. Hamm
Community Bank
Eldredge Street
Bluefield Regional Medical Center
S.S. Whitt
Johnson Street
Mullany
Delaware Street
J.D. Vance
WVU Enjoys Strong Crowd For Bowl Show Despite Loss
Equipment managers load gear as players depart for buses. Fans from Virginia and West Virginia share smiles, with WVU disappointed after a well played game. A crowd of 73,535 at the bowl proves strong fan interest in a solid matchup.
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McDowell Post Office
A-1
Town Hall
King
Gordon Lambert
McDowell County Commission
Stephens Clinic
Lambert
Jolo
Bradshaw
Department of Motor Vehicles
Welch
Charles E. Green III
Janome
Frederick Street
Bluefield, WV
AAA Tuxedo
Cumberland Rd
Charles Owens
The
Daily Telegraph
Super Value Mart
Gautier
Princeton Community Hospital
R.J. Jackson
WVU
Bland Street
W.va
Trey
Logan
Love, Mickey
Healthsouth
Southern Hills Rehabilitation Hospital
12Th St
Princeton, WV
Healthsouth.com
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