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Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield, West Virginia
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 2009
Page
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Trial set in Pennsylvania on Gothic cat piercings case
A Wilkes-Barre dog groomer Holly Crawford is ordered to stand trial on animal cruelty charges for selling cats with ear neck and tail piercings. Prosecutors say she inflicted pain while cats sold online for hundreds. A second defendant had charges dropped after Crawford admitted piercing the cats.
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Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
Holly Crawford
County Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Crawford
Paul Hadzick
William Blansett
Lottery Results West Virginia and Virginia Picks
Lottery numbers announced: West Virginia Daily 3 is 8 0 4 and Daily 4 is 8 2 4 6. Virginia Pick 3 shows 3 0 4 and Pick 4 shows 3 6 6 4.
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Daily
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Manchin Eyes Equal Stimulus Distribution for WV Counties
West Virginia Governor Joe Manchin says federal stimulus funds should be allocated evenly across counties. He notes the state is not relying on the stimulus to balance budgets and discusses coordinating with Senators Rockefeller Byrd and Congressman Rahall to determine spending details.
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Bluefield
Joe Manchin
West Virginia
Manchin
Daily Telegraph
White House
U.S
Jay Rockefeller
D-W.va
Nick Rahall
Dw.va
Robert C Byrd
Fed
Obama signs large stimulus to revive economy and aid homeowners
President Obama signed a $787 billion stimulus bill aimed at reviving the economy and saving jobs, including a $50 billion plan for homeowners facing foreclosure. Automakers seek more aid as Chrysler cuts three models and 3,000 jobs while GM receives fresh $4 billion. Wall Street tumbles with the Dow dropping 297.81 points amid ongoing market panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Barack Obama
Washington
United Auto Workers Union
Detroit
Chrysler LLC
General Motors Corp
Wall Street
Dow Jones
Obama
West Virginia launches anonymous crime tip site
West Virginia State Police invite anonymous tips via WVCrime.com since January 15. Sgt Christopher Casto notes tips cover petty thefts to major crimes and at least one tip targets suspected drug dealers across counties. Bluefield Police Chief Joe Wilson says some tips still arrive by mail from a past program, with hundreds received mainly on drug cases. The site is a collaboration of the State Police the National White Collar Crime Center and West Virginia University.
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Welch
West Virginia
Wvcrime.com
New
West Virginia State Police
Christopher Casto
D.W. Miller
Bluefield Police Department
Joe Wilson
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Wilson
West Virginia Cyber Cooperative
Wa. State Police
National White Collar Crime Center
West Virginia University
Peanut butter recall prompts pantry caution in Princeton area
Local food pantries in Rinceton and nearby areas hesitate on peanut butter stocked foods amid a nationwide salmonella scare. The outbreak sickened almost 600 people and caused nine deaths per the AP. Captain Aaron Goldfarb of the Princeton Salvation Army says their shelves are checked against the FDA recall list and deemed safe.
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Rinceton — Area P
Associated Press
Aaron Goldfarb
Princeton Salvation Army
Goldfarb
Salvation Army
FDA
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