Virginia House committees take up belt law and cigarette fee bills
Virginia delegates return to session as a committee considers a mandatory seat belt bill while another panel kills a proposal for cigarette fees. No new taxes. A-5
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 2003
Page
1
Virginia delegates return to session as a committee considers a mandatory seat belt bill while another panel kills a proposal for cigarette fees. No new taxes. A-5
A familiar face oversees a security shift as a trusted officer steps down. Community members rally in opposition to consolidation plans amid local debate over future services and facility closures.
The Rotary Club of Bluefield Va hosts information night at 6 Thursday in Shott Hall Bluefield College. Past District Governor Henry C Nickels of Tazewell Va will be the special guest speaker. For reservations call 322-5392.
Bluefield Regional Medical Center board votes unanimously to back a joint venture with Princeton Community Hospital for an open-heart surgical center and a cancer center in southern West Virginia. The dois include partnership with Charleston Area Medical Center for training and support.
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond reversed a district ruling that barred U S Army Corps permits for disposing of mountaintop removal waste into streams. Judges Niemeyer Luttig and Hamilton ordered the case back for further proceedings and lifted the May injunction.
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals sent back to Judge Charles Haden his ruling prohibiting federal permits to dispose of mountaintop mining waste into streams. It lifted Haden's Charleston injunction and found his decision improper, citing the need to reset the judicial slate.
Donna Mae Rolen on Juniper Street expresses gratitude as Bluefield Gas Company crews restore natural gas service to her home after a three day outage from a main line break near Green Valley. Thousands had huddled in the cold awaiting repair and comfort returns to the neighborhood.
Princeton residents and leaders heard how a comprehensive plan will shape the city’s growth. HNTB engineers and planners joined city officials and business groups at Mercer County Senior Center for the first public input session, with a second meeting at Princeton Middle School planned for 7 p.m.
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