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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 2003
Page
1
Local online edition bdtonline.com outlines key happenings for Monday January 6 2003. Brief items cover community events, weather outlook, and regional notices prompting readers to visit the site for full details.
A new retail location opens in Bluefield as Virginia chain marks its debut with a ceremonial ribbon. The event accompanies a broader sports section preview highlighting local high school basketball season outlooks and key teams to watch.
Marty Hall, George Allen's Southwest Virginia regional representative, will speak at the New County Administrative Building Conference Room on 106 East Main St. in Tazewell from 10 a.m. to noon Tuesday. For more information call (276) 676-2646.
West Virginia faces budget shortfalls as Gov. Bob Wise and the Legislature prepare for the 76th General Assembly. Interim committees met in Charleston ahead of the session, with proposals on fiscal 2003 and 2004 gaps, medical malpractice insurance, tort reform, coal truck weights, and other key legislation.
Southwest Virginia health-care workers in Tazewell Buchanan Dickenson and Russell counties may be among the first in the nation offered voluntary smallpox vaccinations. Hospitals are compiling lists of staff from ER doctors to housekeeping crews for early inoculation as part of a larger protection effort.
Six days into the new year Four Seasons Country residents pursue weight loss with crowded fitness centers in Princeton. Health trainer Ross Mitchem notes rising memberships as year begins and a drop expected by February. About 100 joined recently, with roughly half likely to stay. Jennifer White prepares for a Saturday workout at the center.
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