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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 2001

Page

3

Winter Crime Slows but Violent Incidents Persist Across Mercer County

Mercer County officers note crime and domestic violence stay steady or rise despite cold. Sheriff spokesman says DUI and burglary rates slow with winter temps, while domestic conflicts persist. State Police cite fewer travelers but more weather related accidents as roads ice over.

R.E. Earnest Mercer County Sheriff's Department Earnest PR. Watkins West Virginia State Police Watkins

New Restaurant Health Code Details Upgrading, Inspections

Mercer County sanitarians roll out enhanced health inspections with stricter criteria. Critical violations now include issues like dirty countertops and hood grease, with faster fixes and possible shutdowns for high risk cases. Refrigeration must keep 41 degrees or below and seven years exist to upgrade equipment. Public health reporting rules tighten for E coli, Hepatitis A, and Salmonella Typhi, with workers barred when ill.

Grimm Mercer County

Legislators From WV and VA Discuss Upcoming Session

WV delegates Flanigan Frederick and Princeton ministerial speakers attend annual legislative breakfast with Virginia lawmakers. They cite tight budgets, possible $30 million deficit, redistricting concerns, and calls to fund PEIA while Virginia plans borrowing to cover shortfalls.

Richard Flanigan Princeton Eustace Frederick Bluefield West Virginia Virginia Greater Bluefield Phillip P Puckett D-Russell Commonwealth General Assembly Jim Gilmore Puckett Jackie Stump D. Buchanan Flanigan Bob Wise Frederick Peia Wise Virginia General Assembly Tate Stump

Hairston Brooks Memorial Service in Worth

Hairston Brooks a longtime Rolfe Worth resident and homemaker from the Little Rock Church of Christ died leaving husband David Beverly and daughter Deneice Beverly Benson. A life celebration is set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Uprising Chapel United Holiness Church Worth with Elder Omar Helms officiating followed by burial at Restlawn Memorial Gardens Bluewell. Widener Funeral Homes Northfork handles arrangements.

Beverly Benson Elizabeth Scott Johnson City Tenn Frederick Patterson Jacksonville N.C Clara Beverly Chillicothe Ohio Mary Hairston Worth Uprising Chapel United Holiness Church Omar Helms Restlawn Memorial Gardens Route 20 Bluewell Widener Funeral Homes Northfork

Funerals scheduled across several Virginia towns today

Funeral services are set for multiple individuals. James Cline dies, services at Fanning Funeral Home Chapel Saeger with burial at Cline Family Cemetery Bull Creek near Mohawk. Others include Shorty Hollman at Hurst Scott in Tazewell with interment at Greenhills Memory Gardens Claypool Hill. Bert Charles Jr at Virginia Funeral Home Grundy with burial Cooper Cemetery Paynesville State Line Ridge. Hattie Wiley at Fanning War with burial Grandview Memory Gardens Bluefield. Pearl Stover at Marion Baptist Church with burial Wassum Cemetery Atkins. Eloise Bower at Rodriguez Pocahontas with burial Woodlawn Memorial Park Bluewell.

James Cline Fanning Funeral Home Saeger Cline Bull Creek Mohawk Carroll Bradley Shorty) Hollman Hurst-Scott Funeral Tazewell Greenhills Memory Gardens Claypool Hill Bert Charles, Jr Virginia Funeral Home Chapel Grundy

Wise appoints transition team members after election win

Wise announces transition team and key appointees at Robert C. Byrd Health Sciences Center. Former reporter case. Alex Marcia and Susan Small Plante named general counsel and constituent services director. Keith Comstock will be chief technology director. Vacancies remain for lottery, insurance, CHIP, and corrections chiefs.

Ice Robert C. Byrd Health Sciences Center Case Charleston Gazette West Virginia Wise Alex Marcia Goodwin & Goodwin Charleston Susan Small-Plante Keith Comstock Fenwick Technologies Underwood Children’s Health Insurance Fred Vankirk Transportation Paul Nusbaum

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