Friday February 3 2006 events in brief
Local brief notes for Friday February 3 2006 from bdtonline.com outline happenings across the region. No full article text provided.
03 Feb 2006
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 2006
Page
1
Local brief notes for Friday February 3 2006 from bdtonline.com outline happenings across the region. No full article text provided.
Cloudy day with a high near 52 and rain developing later. Tonight cooling to around 40 degrees with overcast skies and a chance of showers as a low.
A pro-life stance explores the sanctity of life beyond abortion, arguing moral duty to protect the unborn and all vulnerable, with emphasis on faith and ethical implications shaping public discourse.
An antiques dealer in Lake Ariel Pennsylvania was reunited with a wallet he lost at a Utah gas station in spring 1967. The wallet contained five dollars in cash a traffic ticket eight cent airmail stamps and his Utah State freshman class ID. The station owner kept the wallet hoping the owner would reclaim it and decades later the Utah family located and returned it.
Daily 3 numbers 6 6 2 and Daily 4 numbers 5 7 4 9. Virginia Pick 3 0 7 6 and Pick 4 3 3 2 5. No further details or winning statuses provided.
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After more than seven hours of deliberation, a jury found Jerry Lee Robertson, 49, not guilty of first degree murder in the 2005 shooting death of his son-in-law Aaron Lowe, 26, of Princeton. Defense argued Robertson acted to protect himself and property from an intruder.
Gov. Joe Manchin urged operators to hold safety talks after two mining deaths. MSHA deploys 113 inspectors in the state for hour-long reviews with 100 more federal staff to conduct inspections and training as miners start the shift with safety briefings across the state.
The West Virginia Turnpike and Parkway Authority keeps tolls raised and halts major capital improvements while a dispute with the Legislature and a civil action unfolds. Chairman Joe Martin says consultants will provide preliminary info soon and vows continued cooperation with lawmakers.
Concord University students report a weather hog forecast may influence markets. Charlie the groundhog showed a shadow, with graphs by James Britt suggesting higher stock indexes 250 days later when a shadow is seen, especially in transportation and utility sectors.
Computer users brace for a new email worm named Nyem.E and several aliases that could corrupt documents in nearly all common formats if a user clicks a malicious link. Experts say up-to-date antivirus largely prevents infection, but older software and unpatched systems remain at risk.
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