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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2003
Page
1
Local news reports tanks rolling into the West Bank and Gaza as tension spikes. Weather details appear on page A-8, indicating regional conditions and forecast notes.
WVVA features a look at how lowering mortgage rates can save homeowners money. A community room hosts a new feature at Mercer Mall highlighting shopping and budget tips for local residents.
The Division of Motor Vehicles will shift driver examination times with Mercer County exams held at the Princeton DMV office every Monday and Tuesday from 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m.
Daily Telegraph staff report residents across Rinceton joined celebrations as Four Seasons neighbors watched Oakland Raiders versus Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Super Bowl XXXVII. Celebrities Willie Nelson and Ozzy Osbourne appeared in commercials while fans focused on the game. Parties filled the area with cheering, snacks, and varied gatherings.
At Davos Colin Powell said Iraq’s cooperation is poor and he no longer trusts UN inspectors to locate banned arms programs. He noted a war is not imminent and did not call to end inspections as Bush reads the weapons report before the Security Council.
Mercer County colleges face possible privatization closure or merger under a state House bill aimed at funding the workers compensation program. The bill, endorsed by Gov. Wise, names no campus but Bluefield State College and Concord College officials warn of potential impact. Concord College president Dr. Jerry Beasley defends the colleges as fast growing and diverse.
The Associated Press examines Iraq’s mosaic of religious ethnic and ideological groups as a potential post Saddam Hussein landscape. The piece notes long standing divisions and the uncertainty of unity despite removal, with Iraqi governance remaining fragile and debated.
Iraq remains a mosaic of faiths and ethnic groups with Shiite Arab majorities facing Sunni rulers in power. The map shows Sunni Arab, Sunni Kurd, Turkoman, and Shiite Arab communities, alongside Christian minorities in ethnoreligious inhabited zones.
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