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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 2015

Page

8

Wellspring of 2015: Downturn and layoffs across coal sector

A retrospective on 2015 notes counties abolishing non pension benefits for thousands while Cliffs Natural Resources halves payroll at Pinnacle and Oak Grove mines and later sells both sites to Seneca Coal Resources. Arch Coal warns of bankruptcy as demand sinks and market conditions worsen amid cuts and restructuring. An armed robbery attempt targets two downtown banks with a device resembling a bomb.

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West Virginia Senate Picks Bill Cole President

West Virginia gains a pro business leadership with Bill Cole, R-Mercer, elected Senate President by a 19-15 vote in early January over Jeffery V. Kessler. Patriot Coal plans asset sales in October likely to trigger over 2000 coal miner layoffs in the state. Appalachian Power halted three coal plants in WV and two in VA in June to meet federal emission standards, with Glen Lyn plant closing after ceasing coal use in April.

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Bank robber killed in downtown Bluefield standoff

Cedric Maurice Williams, 33, of Bluefield, died after an exchange of gunfire with Bluefield police at First Community Bank following a robbery. A fake bomb device was detonated later and found nonexplosive. Windows were shot out. Williams wielded an AK 47, a .45, and a .38. Police cruiser sustained bullet damage. officers credit Dawson Dillon with disabling the suspect’s weapon. The broader report touches on naloxone distribution efforts and political figures in Mercer County.

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Missing kayaker's body recovered in Mercer County

The body of Guillaume Bonnet, 36, of Athens, was found March 12 about 8.25 miles upstream in Camp Creek, Mercer County. He and an unidentified woman entered Camp Creek around 5:30 p.m. the previous day during flood conditions. The search faced dense fog as agencies including the Princeton Rescue Squad Bluestone Valley Fire Department West Virginia State Police and others worked the scene.

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Three Hicks brothers found dead in Montcalm home

Mercer County Sheriff's Department opened a July 10 investigation after three men Lesley Joe Hicks 39 Joseph Dean Hicks 52 and Ernest David Hicks 57 were found dead in a Tabernacle Hill residence. Autopsies ruled deaths due to combined drug and alcohol intoxication with heroin as the specific substance.

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GOP advances legal reforms in West Virginia

The new Republican majority in Charleston moved quickly in 2015 with numerous bills aimed at boosting business activity. Lawmakers passed several legal reforms during the legislative session including changes to regulatory and business practices.

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Death of John Nash and wife in New Jersey Turnpike crash

Mathematician John Nash and his wife Alicia Nash died May 24 in a two vehicle crash on the New Jersey Turnpike. Nash, 86, famed for A Beautiful Mind, had just received the Abel Prize in Oslo. The couple were pronounced dead at the scene after their taxi collided with another vehicle.

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Help for the long-delayed King Coal Highway

The report highlights a pro business push in the Mountain State led by the newly erected West Chrysler Concorde near the 72.4 mile marker in Monroe Township New Jersey. It mentions First Sgt. Gregory Williams of the New Jersey State Police as a leading figure and references Nash born in Bluefield on June 13 1928, son of Virginia Martin Nash and John Forbes Nash Sr. The text also notes themes of fair fault allocation asbestos trust transparency trespasser liability and exemplary damage fairness in a broader policy context.

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