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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 2003
Page
2
A Kansas City Telegraph report describes a new checkout counter product designed to streamline purchases. The device promises faster transactions, reduced line waits, and improved accuracy for clerks and customers alike.
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph reports minor technical problems from installing a new telephone service. Staff are working to fix the glitches as soon as possible and appreciate customers patience during this transition.
Residents at New Hope Village faced sudden setback after the West Virginia Housing Development Fund ended temporary housing a year and a half into the 18 month FEMA program. William Manns, a village resident, expressed frustration over losing a place to call home and the end of the support period.
Jewell Ridge Virginia residents hope for restored water today after a raw intake pump failed at John Flanagin Dam in Dickenson County. The breakdown halted supply for about 11 days, draining storage and stirring frustration among locals.
Charleston AP reports the Senate Judiciary Committee paused a fast moving workers' compensation overhaul to seek hard financial data. A payroll tax split between businesses and workers is proposed to cover a 2.5 billion deficit, with no estimates yet on tax rate, duration, or future premium increases. Senate leaders aim to pass a bill by Friday.
Mercer County Courthouse annex will be one of the techiest judicial facilities in the state, state Supreme Court official Kit Thornton says. Thornton, administrative counsel for technology for the court, described the project as big talk in Charleston as completion nears.
Bluefield residents suggest varied destinations for Saddam Hussein if he could be exiled. Reactions range from Siberia and the bottom of the Pacific Ocean to a deserted island or a remote climate, reflecting desires to remove his influence and limit future mischief.
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