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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 2010
Page
1
Maryland Delegate Henry Heller, a Democrat, seeks to ban marriages between first cousins citing genetic risk. The bill would allow exceptions for those over 65 or infertile, aligning Maryland with states like West Virginia and Arkansas that prohibit cousin unions.
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Mercer County Circuit Court denied bond for Katharine Janelle Boozer 23 of Princeton in a first degree murder case linked to the death of her 6 month old son Joshua Isaid Boozer. Judge William Sadler cited flight risk as a key factor in the decision.
A Navy helicopter crashed Thursday during a training exercise in remote mountainous West Virginia injuring several of the 17 aboard. Rescue teams faced rugged terrain with trees blocking landings while medical crews were lowered to the site and crews circling overhead coordinated efforts.
Lashmeet resident Paul Daniel Asbury, 19, faces a preliminary hearing on child abuse resulting in serious injury after his infant son was injured and hospitalized at Princeton Community Hospital. State Police report describe brain bleed and facial bruises. Asbury said he grew frustrated while attempting to comfort the baby.
The Princeton Public Library is about four months from opening as construction nears completion. Todd Boggess of ET Boggess Architects cites Doug Freeman’s plan for a downtown revitalization linking a Railroad Museum and the new library as book ends. The project totals about 4.1 million dollars, with fundraising ongoing and tours held for the public.
Forecasters predict a steady warmup in Four Seasons Country with highs near 40 on Saturday and about 44 Sunday. Rain is favored Monday with possible late snow, but models show no major snow event. Meteorologist Steve Keighton cautions about a wet pattern and potential cooling that could spawn snow later.
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