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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 2011
Page
1
A brief note from Bdtonline dated Saturday January 8 2011 highlighting event updates, local brief items, and notices typical of a community news page. The fragment emphasizes date context and ongoing coverage.
Today predicts an 80 percent chance of snow showers with a high near 23 degrees. The forecast calls for 1 to 3 inches of accumulation possible in the area.
In a surprising move, CU announces the promotion of a former Mountaineer coach to a top sports leadership role. The hire signals a shift in program strategy and aims to leverage the veteran coach’s experience to improve performance and recruitment.
West Virginia Daily 3 numbers are 4 0 1 and Daily 4 numbers are 0 3 4 8. Virginia Pick 3 numbers are 7 3 3 and Pick 4 numbers are 5 9 2 9.
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Bluefield area representatives clash on Capitol Hill over ObamaCare repeal. Rahall pledges to vote against full repeal citing benefits for West Virginia seniors and miners while Griffith supports repeal. Senators Rockefeller and Manchin criticize GOP plan as deficit-raising and costly to the nation.
Weather disrupts classes in Princeton and surrounding areas as Mercer County Schools count seven snow days. Superintendent Deborah Akers says fall semester will extend, with first semester ending January 21 and high school second semester starting January 24. Instructional days shift to January 31 and select dates in March and April.
Acting Governor Earl Ray Tomblin used the AP Legislative Lookahead in South Charleston to outline a proactive agenda. He backed coal against the EPA, urged fiscal discipline, and proposed education changes as he prepares for the State of the State. The Legislature meets Wednesday in Charleston.
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