December 29 2003 item from Bdtonline archive
Local online edition Bdtonline lists stories and briefs dated Monday December 29 2003 with regional news, schedules and notices.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2003
Page
1
Local online edition Bdtonline lists stories and briefs dated Monday December 29 2003 with regional news, schedules and notices.
Mostly cloudy today with a high around 55 to 60 degrees. A tiny chance of rain exists before midnight tonight according to the WVVA weather team.
Rescue teams press on as hopes wane for survivors after a disaster. Officials report limited signs of life amid ruin, with search operations concentrated on debris and affected areas. Continued cooperation among agencies aims to expand the search and aid response.
The annual luncheon will feature a civil rights pioneer as keynote speaker. Details on date and venue are to be announced.
In Sacramento an effort led by supporters of Arnold Schwarzenegger backed ferret legalization. They hope to overturn a long standing California ban citing ferrets as pets. Critics warn ecological risks while lawmakers debate next year.
Charleston AP reports seven or eight Republican outsiders enter the West Virginia gubernatorial primary, described as the most wide open in generations. National GOP resources and Bush support are expected to flood the state as voters react to demographic shifts and social conservatism, risking a Republican governor for the first time in 70 years.
Bluefield residents are urged to avoid drunk driving during New Year celebrations. Detective John Jones notes DUIs are a year round issue and warns of an enhanced holiday crackdown. A sobriety checkpoint was conducted by five officers and a police dog across several city locations.
Michael Hess of Princeton has dedicated extensive volunteer work with numerous people in 12 step programs and given time at multiple hospitals including Richwood Hospital, reflecting the community spirit of aid and support.
Richlands Virginia mayor Kenneth Wysor calls on residents to honor the 276th Engineer Battalion as they depart for Fort Dix for training on January 5 and potential overseas deployment. He envisions a parade or roadway cheers to boost morale and show appreciation for the soldiers.
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