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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 2003
Page
1
Wall Street dives after a GDP report as stocks slide sharply. A snow removal budget scare and rising energy bills fuel concerns. The Greenbrier contract expires affecting workers. Learn how to check what funds the state may owe you.
The Friends of Craft Memorial Library announce an annual book sale at the library from April 3 to 5. Donations of usable books are requested until March 28, with no magazines accepted, drop-offs 9:30 to 8 Monday to Thursday and 9:30 to 5 Friday and Saturday at 500 Commerce St Bluefield. Call 325-3943 for details.
City health authorities and hospital executives announce a formal agreement aimed at rebuilding trust after a protracted, contentious review. The accord outlines shared goals, funding steps, and governance measures to improve patient care and community engagement.
BRMC and PCH officials announce a cooperative plan to establish joint heart and cancer centers, aligning resources, research, and patient care commitments. The agreement seeks to pool expertise, expand services, and improve regional access to specialized treatments.
Four signatures from Princeton Community Hospital and Bluefield Regional Medical Center formalize a union creating a joint heart and cancer center. The ceremony at the Bluefield Daily Telegraph highlighted decades of rivalry turned cooperative, underscoring care for patients in southern West Virginia and Southwest Virginia.
Frustrated residents of Jewell Ridge, Virginia, who have gone three weeks without running water, won a state emergency declaration after Tazewell County supervisors urged Gov. Mark Warner. Virginia National Guard units are to arrive to assist early today.
Charles Johnson known as the singing mailman in Bluefield retires after knee surgery ends his 33 year career as the city's only African American letter carrier. Johnson, 33 years on the route, says today will be it for me and bids farewell to his postal rounds.
Pocahontas Virginia police may brand patrol cars with NASCAR style advertising under a proposed sponsorship deal. Sgt. James Fennell says 1991 model cruisers are costly to repair and a sponsorship could fund new police cars. Red Lobster is named as a potential advertising partner.
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