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A stockholder sues city holding officials in Virginia court action. The suit alleges grounds for corporate dispute and seeks relief through the legal process.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 2002
Page
1
A stockholder sues city holding officials in Virginia court action. The suit alleges grounds for corporate dispute and seeks relief through the legal process.
In a bold shift Europeans test a new currency as consumer spending surges across markets. Retailers report higher transactions and quicker turnover, while central banks monitor inflation risks and exchange rates amid the rollout.
Telegraph urges readers to assess readiness for disasters with emphasis on government aid and welfare programs. Coverage notes rising enrollment in food stamps and services, while exploring how implantable devices may reshape daily life and access to assistance.
An organizational meeting for Princeton High School Class of 1972 is set for January 6 at 2 p.m. at the AEP building in Princeton. Attendees are asked to bring new addresses and any information they have. for more details call Jack Crotty at 425 7893.
West Virginia officials urge reform to align penalties with evolving crime patterns. Public Safety Secretary Joe Martin proposes a Supreme Court panel to suggest changes, while Kanawha Judge Charlie King argues for periodic review as statistics shift. Judges say juvenile offenders committing adult-like crimes warrant updated laws.
Bluefield evokes renewed interest as the Nash story draws attention to the city where Dr. John Forbes Nash Jr. was born. The paper notes that Nash and his ancestors left a lasting imprint, highlighting maternal grandfather Dr. James Everett Martin as an early Bluefield pioneer who practiced medicine and influenced public life.
Micah Hale arrived at 12:53 a.m. at Bluefield Regional Medical Center, born to Tracie Hale of the Davy community in McDowell County. Nurses urged her to hold off until midnight to claim the title of the year’s first baby.
The Mercer County Board of Education schedules a 10 oclock special meeting in the administrative office conference room at 1403 Honaker Ave Princeton. At noon the Quota International of Bluefield meets at the Holiday Inn Bluefield.
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