Weather Outlook for January 14 2016
Thursday January 14 2016 offers mostly sunny skies with a high near 48 degrees. A southwest wind of 10 to 13 mph is expected.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2016
Page
1
Thursday January 14 2016 offers mostly sunny skies with a high near 48 degrees. A southwest wind of 10 to 13 mph is expected.
In Charleston AP reports that the coal miners struggle in southern West Virginia a century ago is the focus of The Mine Wars. The film will air on the PBS series American Experience on January 26 with executive producer Mark Samels promising a different view of the era.
A brief list of local items includes a robotics competition, a structure fire in Duhring with a crash noted, a State Police Secret Santa event, a house fire on Lyndale Avenue, and a parade in Bluefield Virginia.
West Virginia Governor Earl Ray Tomblin urged reinvestment in coal communities and sought federal 140 million dollars to aid six southern coal counties while inviting election-year tax increases amid a strained budget. Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe pressed lawmakers to expand Medicaid and pledged to veto abortion and gun control bills he opposes, as Republicans hold the General Assembly.
A Mercer County jury convicted Billy White, 27, of child abuse with substantial risk of death or serious bodily injury for shaking his 5-month-old son in May 2014, causing brain injuries and retina tears. The verdict carries a 2 to 10 year sentence with potential parole after two years and possible release after five with good behavior.
A McDowell County jury returned a not guilty verdict for Dwight Key, 38, of Laeger, on an first degree murder charge tied to a September 2013 fatal shooting in the larger area. The trial began Monday with closing arguments Wednesday morning and lasted just over an hour of deliberation.
Bluefield officials say federal decisions moving away from coal drive Norfolk Southern Pocahontas and Virginia Divisions consolidation. Economic director Jim Spencer cites higher electric bills and job losses. He notes Bluefield seeks diversification and asks for cooperation with existing firms and new ventures. Delegate Marty Gearheart calls the consolidation disappointing for economy.
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