OPEC cuts crude output to lift gas prices next month
Bluefield reports OPEC will trim official crude production by 5 percent starting Feb 1 to keep crude prices firm amid slowing U S growth and weaker seasonal demand for heating oil. Delegates approved the plan in Vienna, with local distributors warning of higher pump prices as early as next week.
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OPEC Set to Cut Output to Support Oil Prices
Delegates of OPEC announce production cuts effective February 1 aimed at sustaining crude prices amid an anticipated slowdown in U.S. growth and lower demand for heating oil. The details were disclosed during a formal meeting at OPEC headquarters in Vienna Austria.
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Two face felony charges after attempt at theft
Two Tazewell County men faces felony grand larceny charges after a failed theft attempt at the Silver Spur in Doran Virginia. Rodney Darrell Wilson 25 of Red Ash and David Chadrick Cordill 22 of Doran allegedly tried to steal a chain saw and struck the business owner with a vehicle as they fled according to the Tazewell County Sheriff's Department.
Ashcroft Pick Favored by Local Backers Amid Panel Push
Local residents and Daily Telegraph staff reporters note broad support for John Ashcroft as attorney general amid Senate scrutiny. Democrats concede likely confirmation despite stiff opposition from women's groups and civil rights advocates as hearings stretch past Bush’s inauguration. Senate Republicans, led by Trent Lott, signal unanimous GOP support with Barbara Boxer uniquely opposing. In Richlands Virginia, a local resident, Joyce English, is mentioned in scattered notes.
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Judge continues state trial of former West Virginia trooper
The state trial of Gary L. Messenger II, a former state trooper, was continued indefinitely. Messenger, 31, was indicted in 2000 for six counts including burglary and assault on a 911 dispatcher who recorded the arrest of Raymond Neal Rose of Welch. He was convicted in federal court of civil rights violations and sentenced to over seven years. Messenger is reportedly in federal custody in Oklahoma en route to a Kentucky facility, with the local prosecutor recused due to a conflict involving the dispatcher.
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