Weather outlook for Monday February 13 2006
Forecast shows a 30 percent chance of scattered flurries with highs near 29. Overnight lows around 24 degrees. Abbreviated bulletin issued by boltonline.com with local temperature notes.
13 Feb 2006
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 2006
Page
1
Forecast shows a 30 percent chance of scattered flurries with highs near 29. Overnight lows around 24 degrees. Abbreviated bulletin issued by boltonline.com with local temperature notes.
Vice President Dick Cheney accidentally shot fellow hunter Harry Whittington during a Texas quail hunting weekend. Whittington, a 78 year old Austin attorney, was listed as alert and stable after being treated for pellets to the face neck and chest at a Corpus Christi hospital. Cheney and Whittington were with Whittington's wife when they arrived at the hospital.
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A record breaking storm dropped 26.9 inches in Central Park the snowiest since 1869. Gusts up to 60 mph whipped drifting snow as thousands of travelers were stranded and coastal flooding risk rose in New England.
William Stern, age 3, helps clear snow from his mother’s car in East Windsor Connecticut on Sunday as more than two feet of snow buries the Northeast. The blizzard stalls transportation and leaves thousands stranded.
Bruce Hagerman, veteran operator at Shelby Coal Joe Branch No. 2, contemplates quitting after recent mining tragedies and regulatory scrutiny. Eight miners pump water as they extract about 300 tons daily from Herndon Mountain into the Pocahontas No. 6 seam, facing heavy rock above the clean coal sent to Kepler Prep Plant. Hagerman’s family legacy in coal underlines his struggle between tradition and pressures from industry changes.
On Wrights Mountain in Mercer County a tree fell on the Minnix Mountain line, cutting power to 1088 APCO customers. Patricia and Christopher Toler juggle cold homes and two schoolchildren while crews work to restore service after the Saturday night outage.
McDowell County weighs a 100 percent clean indoor air proposal to replace a 50/50 smoking rule. The plan would ban smoking in most restaurants and public places and may be decided at the board of health next meeting. Helen Smith notes only one written comment has been received so far.
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