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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2003
Page
1
Modest gains push major indices higher on positive earnings reports. New Hope flood victims await word on temporary housing options as residents prepare a prayer vigil for the store’s future. Local shoppers flock to postgame sales amid Super Bowl weekend momentum.
The Princeton Mercer Chamber sponsors Monday coffee chats at the MCTEC Seminar Center starting 9 a.m. Each week features a one on one meeting with a legislator. The first session is Monday Jan 27 with Marshall Long answering questions and detailing the current legislative session.
Bluefield Regional Medical Center, Princeton Community Hospital, and Charleston Area Medical Center filed a certificate of need with the state Health Care Authority for an open heart surgery center at BRMC. The three-hospital joint venture aims to expand advanced cardiac and cancer services for southern West Virginia and Southwest Virginia.
A comprehensive medical malpractice package may move to committee action next week. Senate Judiciary Chairman Jeffrey Kessler wants data on the proposed mutual’s finances before acting. He aims to link civil justice reforms with establishing a physicians mutual to address insurer crises. A separate citizens group urged medicine board scrutiny of doctors with multiple malpractice losses.
The Public Works and Recreation Committee approved forwarding a nearly 200000 dollar Small Cities Block Grant application to the council for the Streetscape project on East Mercer Street. The Feb 10 council meeting will consider it. The Knob playground project also neared completion.
Meteorologist Steven Keighton of the Blacksburg National Weather Service says Thursday brought record cold for the area with a low near 3 and a high of 9 degrees. Snow fell across BLUEFIELD as arctic air chilled the region, though the day did not surpass the 1963 record low of 6 degrees.
Residents huddle indoors as temperatures plummet to record lows and several inches of snow blanket roads. Athens resident Ricky Meadows says he will stay inside and wait for warmer days to shovel, reflecting a widespread desire to endure the chill.
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