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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2006
Page
2
EW Orleans seven police officers were indicted on murder or attempted murder charges for shootings on the Danziger Bridge six days after Hurricane Katrina. District Attorney Eddie Jordan condemned the officers as trigger happy as two men were killed and four wounded in the chaos of the aftermath.
West Virginia faces abortion battles with new House leadership. Anti abortion groups push parental notification for under 18s and Medicaid funding limits, while abortion rights advocates led by WV FREE warn of legal challenges and push for expanded family planning funding alongside tighter controls. Senatorial and committee shifts signal contested proposals with Speaker Rick Thompson and Judiciary chair Carrie Webster shaping access.
Ford told Woodward in an interview that he would not have gone to war and faulted Cheney and Rumsfeld for justifying the invasion. He criticized the emphasis on weapons of mass destruction and said the administration erred in its justification.
Former president Gerald Ford questioned the 2003 invasion basis on weapons of mass destruction and defended Cheney and Rumsfeld. He criticized Bush's domestic surveillance program as a necessary evil he would not endorse, and reflected on his own wartime speech choice with Betty Ford.
Boggess, not present at the meeting, accepts the prosecutor role following Bill Sadler and others. He has 10 years in the Mercer County Prosecuting Attorney's Office, eight as a full time assistant. Harold Wolfe withdrew his application. Tim McPeak to county flood control coordinator. Keith Darling named to Civil Service Commission Appeals Board.
Live tree sales fell as many shoppers favored artificial prelit options for convenience and safety. Travis Collis of Princeton noted eight of his home trees were artificial, while Bluefield groups reported strong fundraisers with live trees. A trend toward smaller trees and multiple setups emerged as stores offered both live and artificial options.
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