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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 2003
Page
2
Inspectors say Iraq had not reported its weapons despite claims of disarmament. The finding raises questions about compliance and future steps by the international community.
The Princeton area Military Retiree Support Group will meet at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Princeton Vet Center on Mercer Street. For more information, call 425-5653.
In Charleston District 10 Senators Anita Skeens Caldwell and Jesse Guills vow to keep Bluefield State College open amid a House bill to close or merge two colleges and divert 20 000 dollars to the Workers' Compensation Fund. Del Long cites federal status as a historical black college to shield BSC and WV State College from closure. Both senators pledge action to protect the school, with the measure moving to the Senate for consideration.
Bluefield State College engineering students from the architectural department share a ten step guide to building a ideal snowman. They advise two inches of wet snow for right sticking, starting with a three foot base ball then a two foot middle. A hat scarf gloves and spray paint or coloring add style to the frosty figure.
Norman Horn, 65, of Adria, died after a head-on crash on state Route 649 near Lynn Hollow, when he left the road and struck a tree. State police say no skid marks and possible sleepiness or loss of consciousness. emergency crews flew him to Bristol Regional Medical Center.
In Charleston the House of Delegates approved four major measures including a workers' compensation reform with a 75 to 23 vote, ending a freeze on business premiums. Del. Eustace Frederick praised the swift passage and margins, calling it unprecedented, as an ATV bill cleared 92 to 2.
The West Virginia House passed a broad medical malpractice reform package 84 to 14 after hours of debate. The plan, pushed by Speaker Bob Kiss, includes a lower pain and suffering cap, new collateral source rules, and ending joint and several liability, sending the measure to the Senate amid strong support from Republicans and the medical community. Dr. Doug McKinney hailed the vote as ecstatic.
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