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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 2006
Page
1
A BDToine online update lists events and headlines from Saturday February 11, 2006, highlighting local news, briefs, and notices. It consolidates stories from the day, noting community happenings, timely sports items, and civic notices with emphasis on local organizations and places.
Snow accumulation of 3 to 5 inches expected with cooler high near 30 degrees. Variable winds. Tonight an additional 1 to 4 inches of snow likely.
In Westchester Pennsylvania a man married his bride in a courtroom moments after receiving a prison sentence of at least ten years. Cassandre LaFortune wore a white gown as Abram Ish Jones, who had entered an Alford plea, accepted the union. The judge questioned the couple and Jones quipped that she proposed to him. Deputies removed Jones’s shackles before the ceremony.
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Bluefield area officials brace for a heavy winter storm with a National Weather Service snow warning in effect. forecasters expect 5 to 9 inches by Sunday as motorists are urged to travel with extreme caution and highway crews ready salt and equipment for round-the-clock plowing.
Charleston report says a proposal to rescind toll increases on the West Virginia Turnpike won unanimous support from the Senate Finance Committee. The measure targets a 60 percent rise enacted by the Parkways Authority and set to take effect January 1, 2006. Three Mercer County lawmakers led the push, with Senator H Truman Chafin and Senators Jesse Guills and Don Caruth backing the effort. The panel’s approval boosts hopes for moving the bill to the Senate floor next week.
crowds cheered in freezing air as the opening ceremony turned into a grand house party. Alberto Tomba lit the torch and passed it to Italian medalists amid a display of passion and national pride.
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