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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 2004
Page
1
The WVVA weather team reports July 6 2004 will be partly cloudy and hazy with hot humid conditions. Highs are expected to reach 85 to 90 degrees and a slight chance of a late afternoon or evening thunderstorm.
A brief local note questions who in the community has access to personal phone numbers and how to guard against unwanted sharing. It highlights privacy concerns and suggests steps residents can take to limit data exposure and protect contact information.
Patrol report places the Toler's Convenience Store in Rocky Gap Virginia under scrutiny amid local safety and security concerns. Authorities inspect the premises and review access controls and safety measures. No injuries reported. Further action pending.
Tazewell County deputy Sgt. Jonathon Lowe was seriously hurt after being rammed by a suspect's car during a domestic call in Pounding Mill, Va. Sheriff H. S. Caudill said Ryan Dunford, 25, rammed the patrol vehicle, causing leg injuries and other wounds. Dunford is in custody as the investigation continues.
Spanishburg High School alum Capt. Matthew Farley and a four member crew flew a 23 hour bombing mission in a B 1 bomber over Afghanistan on May 4 in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. The mission originated at a base supporting ground troops and involved Maj. Mark Bennett, Capt. Mark Johnson and Capt. Matthew Clapp.
In Grundy Virginia, fallout from an alleged scheme to divert flood relief funds grows as federal prosecutors press a hearing for four of sixteen indicted defendants. The Buchanan County Board of Supervisors faces a possible closed executive session as investigators weigh next steps amid ongoing indictments.
In the fifth of a Rivers of Change series, Barbara Hawkins reveals Barbara and Tom Jenkins deciding to move after repeated flood damage in Oakvale. The couple confronts persistent inundation as FEMA buyouts emerge as a potential solution for flood victims.
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