Friday December 30 2005 item from bdtonline
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Today’s Weather Forecast With Showers Late Tonight
Partly cloudy today with a high near 45 degrees. Showers are expected to develop after midnight, bringing a low around 39 degrees.
Faithful Cat Locks Owner Out Of Car In Morgantown
Morgantown resident Joanna Stewart tried to retrieve a spare key from her car trunk when her cat Mark stepped on the auto lock. Unable to open the door, she called the fire department, which rescued her three kittens while she remained outside.
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Morgantown
Joanna Stewart
Mark
Stewart
Fire Department
West Virginia Daily 3 7 8 1 Daily 4 1 3 7 0
Virginia pick 3 9 6 5 pick 4 9 9 4 5 results posted. No further article details provided.
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West Virginia Daily
Daily
Virginia
Pick
Telegraph re delivery line contact hours and number
Delivery inquiries and re delivery support for the Telegraph available at (304) 327 2802 from 7 am to 12 pm daily. Call by noon to ensure timely delivery within the limited re delivery area.
Welch An agreement saves 109 jobs at Stevens Correctional Center
In McDowell County officials announced a Thursday agreement with the West Virginia Department of Corrections to release start-up funding and avert layoffs at the Stevens Correctional Center. County Commission President Gordon Lambert said 109 employees were told the good news as the facility nears inmate intake.
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WELCH
State Department of Corrections
McDowell County
Stevens Correctional Center
West Virginia Department of Corrections
Jim Rubenstein
County Commission
Gordon Lambert
Lambert
Department of Corrections
Rubenstein
Betty Hardin
Eight Mercer stores cited in alcohol sting
In Mercer County eight of 14 local convenience stores were cited for selling alcohol to a minor in a late night sting. Deputies Combs and Ruble led checks assisted by a 19 year old acting as a tester. Clerks face $179 fines and possible guilty plea to misdemeanor.
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Bluefield
Mercer County
R.M. Combs
Mercer County Sheriff’s Department
J.J. Ruble
Combs
Greg Puckett
Drug Free Mercer
Puckett
$3 Million Grant to Extend Fiber Optic Backbone in Southwest Virginia
U S Representative Rick Boucher announced a $3 million Economic Development Administration grant to the Coalfield Coalition, funded with a matching $3 million from the Virginia Tobacco Commission. The project, spanning Claypool Hill to Bluefield and extending through Richlands to Grundy, aims to bring high speed Internet to Southwest Virginia and potentially connect to West Virginia, boosting job attraction. The Cumberland Plateau backbone, completed earlier this year, is central to the plan.
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Tazewell
Virginia
West Virginia
U.S
Rick Boucher
U.S. Department of Commerce
Economic Development Administration
The
Coalfield Coalition
Lenowisco
Cumberland Plateau
Virginia Tobacco Commission
Claypool Hill
Bluefield
Bland County
Earl Griffith
Tazewell County
Bone
Richlands
Buchanan County
Vansant
Grundy
Boucher
West Virginia and Virginia Tech head to major bowls Jan. 2
Local fans prepare for the Sugar Bowl and other major bowls as WVU Mountaineers and VT Hokies headline. The Miller family plans a large bus trip from Princeton to Atlanta for the Sugar Bowl, while Mercer County WVU Alumni Association backs the Jackson-Miller coordinated trip. Joe Graham notes he will skip the Sugar Bowl this year, missing only the third bowl game since 1969.
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Bluefield
West Virginia University Mountaineers
Virginia Tech Hokies
Miller
Marshall Miller
Marshall Miller & Associates
Harold Lee
Frazier
Atlanta
Frazier Miller
Mercer County
WVU Alumni Association
Princeton
Joe Graham
Mountaineer
Kitty
Graham
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