Local Briefs Dated February 2 2005
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Weather Outlook With Snow Chance After Midnight
Today will be mostly sunny in the morning then partly cloudy. Highs reach the lower 40s with a 40 percent chance of snow after midnight. Lows dip to the mid 20s.
Buffalo slips into dressing room during Black Hills show
A buffalo escaped from an auction at the Rushmore Plaza Civic Center during the Black Hills Stock Show and Rodeo and wandered into a visiting teams dressing room. The unlocked door allowed the animal to enter and it spent about two hours staring at its reflection in a mirror before rodeo staff calmly escorted it back to captivity.
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Buffalo Rapid City
S.D
Rushmore Plaza Civic Center
Buffalo
Black Hills
Maliske
Mir
Lottery draw lines from West Virginia and Virginia released
West Virginia Daily 3 numbers are 4 0 9 and Daily 4 numbers are 9 3 6 2. Virginia Pick 3 numbers are 2 0 2 and Pick 4 numbers are 9 4 7 1.
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West Virginia Daily
Daily
Virginia Pick
Delivery questions clog paper service line availability
To solve any problems concerning your paper's delivery, contact the Telegraph re-delivery line at (304) 327-2802 from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m., seven days a week. Call by noon to ensure timely delivery within limited re-delivery area.
Huntington developer eyed dorm at East River Mountain Inn
Bluefield officials hailed a plan by Huntington developer Dennis Johnson to convert the East River Mountain Inn on Cumberland Road into a dorm serving as many as 175 Bluefield State College students. Mayor Perkinson called it an exciting opportunity and the Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce praised Johnson's work.
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Bluefield
R.E
Bob” Perkinson Jr
Bluefield State College
Dennis Johnson
Marshall University
Cumberland Road
Marc Meachum
Greater Bluefield
East River Mountain Inn
Area man named in file sharing lawsuit
Civil lawsuits were filed Thursday Jan 27 against Steve Patton of Princeton and Gertrude Walton of Mount Hope alleging they illegally downloaded and shared thousands of copyrighted songs on peer to peer networks. Patton’s computer allegedly downloaded songs by Alabama, the Dixie Chicks, Paula Abdul and Dr Dre. A Patton family member said they are seeking legal counsel and are not ready to comment.
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Princeton
West Virginia
Steve Patton
Gertrude Walton
Mount Hope
KaZaa
eDonkey
Limewire
Patton
Alabama
Dixie Chicks
Paula Abdul
Dr. Dre
Bluefield Health Systems Names Purpose of BRMC Group
The corporate organization for Bluefield Health Systems and BRMC aims to focus BRMC on inpatient and outpatient care. RW Buzzy Wilkinson cites this as a guiding objective for the nonprofit structure.
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Bluefield Health Systems
BRMC
Ownership and Control Looms at BRMC Leadership
R W Wilkinson chairs Bluefield Health Systems Inc and Bluefield Regional Medical Center, a long time regional developer and controversial figure. Since 1987 he has steered the health system with an organizational chart linking Mountaineer Regional Resources Inc and entities like Regional Physicians Services and Ambulatory Services of the Virginias Inc., touching a planned seven million outpatient clinic in Bluefield Virginia and related regional holdings.
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Bluefield Health Systems Inc
Bluefield Regional Medical Center
R.W. “Buzzy” Wilkinson
Pocahontas Bankshares
First Century Bank
Health Systems
Health Systems Operation
Wilkinson
Daily Telegraph
Mountaineer Regional Resources Inc
Delaware Corporation
Mountaineer Resources Inc
MRRI
Virginias Inc
Bluefield
Regional Surgical Services LLC
Virginia
COPN
Virginia Certificate of Need
State of the Union Iraq exit and economy discussed
BLUEFIELD resident Elbert Street says Bush should outline an Iraq exit plan and a clear timeline. He cites Vietnam as a caution and stresses veteran care and the economy as key issues. Princeton resident Russell Jewell adds that bringing troops home is the top priority.
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Iraq
Bluefield
Elbert Street
Bush
Vietnam
Street
U.S
Russell Jewell
Princeton
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