Princeton pharmacist specializes in compounding medicines
Barbara Hawkins profiles John Roger Hickman III, a third generation Princeton pharmacist who runs a family drugstore and crafts customized medications from scratch for patients with special needs. He works with physicians and patients, sometimes serving out-of-state prescriptions, using creams, jellies, patches, and other forms to improve treatment and compliance.
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Princeton Pharmacist
John Roger Hickman III
Princeton
Hickman
Mercer Street
Roger Hickman
John
Morrison Drive
12Th Street
Hickman’s
Princeton Community Hospital
Four Princeton friends vow to quit smoking for New Year
John Wheley Tracy McClaugherty Lisa Farley and Greg Farley of Princeton pledged to quit smoking at midnight on New Year 2000. They stopped with remaining cigarettes trashed and faced cravings but stayed on track citing health age and cost. They calculated spending about four dollars daily and expect long term savings.
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John Wheley
Tracy McClaugherty
Lisa
Greg Farley
Lisa Farley
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McClaugherty
Wheley
WV Lawmakers Questioned In Election Year Outlook
West Virginia residents express waning expectations for the legislature’s output this session. Kenneth Clay of Princeton doubts progress, suggesting adjournment for the public welfare amid election-year pressure and talk of mandatory jail terms for first offenses.
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West Virginia
Bluefield
Kenneth Clay
Princeton
Roy Rogers
Clay
Roads and growth urged by Virginians in survey
Virginians urge the General Assembly to focus on Southwest Virginia roads and economic development. Ginger Branton of Richlands calls for funding for a Claypool Hill interchange to ease traffic as a four lane project links I 81 and I 77. Richard Sayer of Princeton emphasizes lawmaker efficiency to finish business early amid heavy session activity. The region, hosting Southwest Virginia Community College and a Wal Mart, handles 30 000 to 40 000 vehicles daily.
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Richlands
Russell County
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Branton
Virginians push funding for road projects and parks
The General Assembly is urged to provide funds for road work including a timely interchange at Claypool Hill Virginia to ease traffic hazards. The request also seeks funding for potential industrial parks and related development projects.
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