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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 2003
Page
1
D-1 EYT. PRINCETON The Princeton area Military Retiree Support Group will gather at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Princeton Vet Center located at 905 Mercer Street in Princeton. For more details, call 425-5653.
District 10 lawmakers Anita Skeens Caldwell and Jesse Guills pledge to keep Bluefield State College open amid a bill to close or merge colleges and divert 20 000 to the Workers' Compensation Fund. Delegate Long says federal status as a historical black college shields BSC. both BSC and West Virginia State College hold that designation. House bill advances to Senate Education Committee next week.
BSC architectural engineering students outline a 10 step method for a perfect snowman. With two inches of wet snow on the ground Josh Hamilton notes wet snow sticks together for easy rolling. Start with a three foot base ball then a two foot middle ball and stack. Accessories include gloves hat and scarf with spray paint or coloring for extra flair.
Norman Horn age 65 of Adria died after a 1988 Ford Ranger left the road near the Tazewell County Landfill and hit a tree. State police say no skid marks and no restraint. he was airlifted to Bristol Regional Medical Center.
In Charleston the House of Delegates approved four major bills in nine days. The workers' compensation reform passed 75 to 23, eliminating a freeze on business premiums and boosting program changes. An ATV bill passed 92 to 2.
The House approved a broad medical malpractice package after a two hour debate led by Speaker Bob Kiss. The measure, backed by Republicans and medical groups, imposes a lower pain and suffering cap, revises collateral source rules, and ends joint liability with an 84 to 14 vote, sending the bill to the Senate amid widespread support from doctors.
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