Weather forecast for Monday January 16 2012
A 20 percent chance of showers. Partly sunny conditions expected. High near 45 degrees.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 2012
Page
1
A 20 percent chance of showers. Partly sunny conditions expected. High near 45 degrees.
The week ending January 13 closes with the Nasdaq at 12,422.06, AMEX 2,264.92, and the Dow futures standing at 2,710.67. Daily highs and lows summarized. no team names or game data present in the readable text.
In Portland Oregon more than a dozen rabbits stolen the night before a rabbit cooking class were recovered by Rabbit Advocates who aim to buy them as pets. Levi Cole owner of 18 rabbits reports theft. police have no suspects while one small gray rabbit named Roger remains unaccounted for.
A feature recalling Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s nonviolent movement and its lasting impact in the United States. Quotes from Ellis Ray Williams of Welch and notes on the era through NAACP involvement and King’s enduring message across races. Mention of Delegate John Frazier and a 1968 assassination context.
Norfolk Southern reports a new record of 159941.45 net tons of metallurgical coal loaded on the 951‑foot MV Cape Dover at Pier 6 Lambert’s Point. Coal shipped by Xcoal Energy & Resources with Consol Energy from Virginia to China in 1561 cars. NS notes Lambert’s Point since 1884 and Pier 6’s 8000 tons per hour capacity.
Lottery numbers released with Powerball draw showing 10 30 36 38 41 and Powerball ? Plus Win for Life numbers 13 19 24 27 30 37 with 41 as the Powerball placeholder.
Local and state road crews report lower winter overtime and fewer buys in 2011 2012, with Princeton manager Wayne Shumate noting reduced public works overtime in November and December. Salt and abrasive stocks remain steady, avoiding extra orders despite fewer storms than in the prior two winters.
McDowell County schools superintendent Jim Brown announced that Welch Elementary laeger Elementary and Bradshaw Elementary will host Save the Children literacy programs under Reconnecting McDowell. The $1 million state praised effort targets prenatal to school age literacy plus in school and after school learning, infrastructure, and community support to recruit and retain teachers.
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