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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 2000

Page

3

Thousands march in Columbia to demand removing Confederate flag

In Columbia hundreds chant to unify the state as they press for removing the Confederate flag from the Capitol and for a permanent Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. Martin Luther King III opened with a prayer breakfast at USC. Police estimate about 10,000 participants.

Olumbia S.C Martin Luther King Jr King Martin Luther King III University of South Carolina Martin Luther King South Carolina Statehouse Jim Hodges Nina Brook Brook Columbia William Hare South Carolina Statehouse

Blaze destroys Brick Yard Road home

A family of eight lost their Brick Yard Road residence in a Monday afternoon fire. Firefighters saved four kittens from the trailer and the family, with no insurance, faced total losses of clothing and belongings. Neighbors and SVCC community leaders organized aid while Eddie Davis called for support, listing his number for donations.

Princeton Brick Yard Eddie Davis Max Corell Davis Corell ERVFD Nelson Short Short Hill Top Green Valley-Glenwood Sandlick

Virginia lawmaker hearings weigh state budget plan

The article reports on lawmakers' hearings over a 2.5 billion transportation program funded partly by tobacco settlement money. Critics contend funds would be better used for community care, higher education, anti-poverty work, and public television modernization. Del. Jo Ann Davis, Mayor Jeanne Zeidler, and others oppose the plan while advocates press for additional mental health, education, and treatment funding.

David E. Anderson Del Jo Ann Davis R-York Williamsburg Jeanne Zeidler Robin Wintzer Chester Ms. Wintzer Gilmore Lornel Tompkins Richmond Donna Reynolds American Lung Association Northern Virginia John “Til” Hazel Hovey Dabney Charlottesville Ted Edlich Total Action Against Poverty House Appropriations Senate General Assembly

Tax time e filing in West Virginia rises with IRS program

The IRS web site says West Virginia is among 35 states qualified for electronic filing. State and federal returns can be filed together. Turbo Tax on the IRS list charges 9.95 per form, but offers free e filing for 1040 EZ filers and those earning under 20000 dollars.

IRS West Virginia

Tourist center bid stalls on ISTEA funds for region

County officials push a plan to create a river walk, golf course, a state tourist information center, and relocate two 1850s stores to a museum area. The project hinges on ISTEA grant funding with a January deadline and strategic negotiations with Buchanan Russell and Dickenson counties.

Maxwell Higginbotham Museum Hunnicutt Jimmy Jones Tazewell County Richmond Virginia North Carolina

Two Martinsburg mothers face neglect charges

State Police found six children ages 1 to 7 in a Martinsburg apartment with trash and dog feces. Pamela Foxworth 27 held on $10,000 bond. sister Myisha Foxworth 24 sought by authorities. Police also charged William Green 26 with crack cocaine possession and obstructing an officer. Jonathan Turk 23 faces drug charges. Children mild to moderate fever, hospitalized. 11-year-old babysat while mothers at bar. Dogs removed. apartment to foster care.

Martinsburg Pamela Foxworth Eastern George Bradshaw Myisha Foxworth William Green Jonathan Turk New York Green Bradshaw City Hospital Conditio

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