January 1 2007 News From Bdtonline Com
Local Bdtonline coverage notes events and listings dated Monday January 1 2007 with updates and community notices. Readers see happenings and brief reports tied to the holiday start of the week.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 2007
Page
1
Local Bdtonline coverage notes events and listings dated Monday January 1 2007 with updates and community notices. Readers see happenings and brief reports tied to the holiday start of the week.
A chance of showers mainly before 10am. Cloudy conditions will slowly clear to partly sunny. High near 51 degrees.
Alison Cobianchi an 18 year old snake ree was bitten and wrapped by a 14 foot Burmese python named Chloe during a snake demonstration at Tarpon Springs Aquarium. Police used a stun gun to free her. Aquarium owner Scott Conger canceled the show indefinitely. Cobianchi called Chloe her favorite animal, now lost to the incident.
In a Bluefield Daily Telegraph survey for 2007 hopes, residents express peace as the top wish amid concerns about the Iraq War. Quotes from Nancy Justice Kerry Johnson Tia Johnson Danny Thompson Brittany Venezia Leah Kinder and Tom Kinder reflect desires for an end to war and improved family health.
Congressman Nick Rahall D West Virginia says Democrats aim for civility and nonpartisan leadership as they assume control of both chambers in 2007. He notes his new roles as chair of the House Resources Committee and second-ranking Democrat on the Transportation Committee amid the party driven shift in Iraq policy and federal governance.
A reader supplied trivia style questions from 2006 Bluefield Daily Telegraph pages covering events like a forgotten room discovery, a Webb versus Allen vote margin, a Princeton museum focus, Richlands High School football, regional energy industry hopes, Dr. Mark Manchin’s new post, and Dr. Charles King’s retirement at a local institution.
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