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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 2002
Page
2
Local nonprofit and Helping Hands Area company partner to boost literacy through community programs. A trial date is set for a man facing a horse beating charge as he heads to court. Authorities report plastic shortcuts used to dodge police checkpoints amid rising enforcement efforts.
Bluefield High School joins 15 other teams in the 11th annual West Virginia Regional Science Bowl at Morgantown's National Energy Technology Laboratory from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The winning team earns an expense paid trip to Washington, D.C. for the National Science Bowl May 3 to 6 at DOE facilities.
GAO states it will sue the White House for access to documents from President Bush's energy task force. The move heightens the clash over executive privilege as Bush refused to hand over materials. Comptroller General Walker warns that backing down would undermine GAO's future investigative power.
After an electrocution death at Mackie J Mine Virginia mine officials cited the Mackie Coal complex for a faulty high voltage circuit breaker that would not trip. Endicott, 42, died after contacting energized 12,470 VAC power 2,200 feet underground.
Richlands native Mike Compton, an offensive lineman for the New England Patriots, heads to the Superdome in New Orleans to compete for an NFL championship this Sunday. Residents like Robert White laud his athletic skill and representation of the area.
In Tazewell Virginia a jury found Howard Moore also known as Poppy Moore 34 guilty of aggravated malicious wounding after about an hour of deliberation. The panel recommended a 25 year sentence in a state penitentiary with a sentencing date to be set.
The event features Em Rogers at Concord College in Athens with free admission tonight at 9 p.m. A second event, Friday Noon, lists the Rotary Club of Princeton at the Douglas Center in Princeton.
BRMC plans a unique medical malpractice insurance program for staff physicians, forming Regional Physician Services Inc. as a subsidiary of Mountaineer Resources. The for profit venture will use a Bermuda captive, with BRMC lending $5 million at 6 percent from its Funded Depreciation account for startup costs.
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