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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 2000
Page
1
RINCESTON The agreement ties Charleston Area Medical Center to Bluefield Regional Medical Center and Princeton Community Hospital for the proposed open heart center. The CAMC WVU affiliation, approved by CAMC trustees, reinforces medical education commitments in the southern region.
Federal funds totaling over 3 million were approved for Army Corps projects in southern West Virginia. Mercer County will receive 107000 for a flood control feasibility study, part of a 350000 federal contribution toward a 628400 project. Local matching funds total 278400 from county officials and Bluefield Princeton, with state help.
Princeton Community Hospital and Bluefield Regional Medical Center reached an agreement to run a proposed open heart facility in Mercer County with Charleston Area Medical Center likely affiliating. The trio will seek a certificate of need from the West Virginia Health Care Authority to authorize the cardiac center construction.
In Tazewell County, officials report 168 road signs damaged after 2200 new signs were installed for the E-911 system last fall. 911 assistant coordinator Jack Davis says juveniles are the primary culprits, with new weekly vandalism reports continuing.
The Mercer County Board of Health elected Joe Coburn chairman at a Wednesday reorganizational meeting. Ken Beard was chosen vice chairman on a five member board that includes Dick Mitchem, Bill Sadler, John Anderson and Coburn. The new board faces past financial problems and prior staff changes as it begins the fiscal year.
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