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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 2004

Page

5

Exhibit sparks anti smoking debate in West Virginia museum

A Mail Pouch barn sign at the West Virginia State Museum draws fire from anti smoking groups who want a health warning posted when the museum reopens after renovations. Officials emphasize the sign as cultural icon rather than a health issue.

Charleston West Virginia State Museum Division of Culture and History Nancy Herholdt Culture and History Appalachia

Wounded deputy in stable condition after domestic disturbance

Sgt. Jonathon Lowe of Tazewell County was badly hurt when Ryan Dunford rammed Lowe’s vehicle during a domestic violence call at a Pounding Mill residence. Dunford died at Clinch Valley Medical Center. Lowe remains in stable condition at Holston Valley Medical Center and will be off work for months. The case is under Virginia State Police investigation.

Tazewell Tazewell County H.S. Caudill Jonathon Lowe Holston Valley Medical Center Kingsport Tenn Pounding Mill Caudill Lowe Ryan Dunford Dunford Clinch Valley Medical Center Virginia State Police Charles Owens Cowens Bottonline

West Virginia flood aid tops 10 million in FEMA assistance

FEMA reports more than 10.1 million in individual assistance for Memorial Day weekend storms across 24 counties. Mingo County leads with 2,528 claims and over 4.7 million in aid, while Wirt County has the fewest at five claims and 2,086 dollars. Mercer, McDowell, and Wyoming counties show sizable housing and other needs support including medical and funeral expenses.

Bluefield West Virginia Mingo County Wirt County Federal Emergency Management Agency Mercer County McDowell County Wyoming County

Emergency farm loans available in West Virginia counties

The USDA Farm Service Agency announced Mercer and McDowell counties and Tazewell County in Virginia are eligible for Emergency Loans due to a disaster declaration on June 15. Production losses during May 24 to now may qualify. applicants must show repayment ability and lack of other credit. Applications through February 15, 2005, contact Mercer County FSA at (304) 487-1404. FEMA and NFIP offer flood mitigation guidance and low-cost flood insurance, with the Preferred Risk Policy from $111 monthly.

Usda Farm Service Agency Mercer McDowell FSA Tazewell County West Virginia Mercer County Farm Service Agency FEMA Bluefield Office of Emergency Services National Flood Insurance Program NFIP Lou Botta Jody Neal Mneal Bdttonline

James Sprouse Funeral Set for Judge and Activist in Charleston

West Virginia mourns James Marshall Sprouse a Democratic activist and former 4th U S Circuit judge who died after an extended illness at 78 Sprouse a boxer soldier and jurist rose from Mingo County to national prominence after a long career in law and politics He served on the Richmond Va bench before senior status in 1992 His funeral is at St John s Episcopal Church Charleston at 2 p m today

Charleston West Virginia James Marshall Sprouse U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Sprouse Carter Richmond State Supreme Court Jay Rockefeller Ken Hechler Rockefeller Arch Moore Tracy Sprouse Ferguson Sunday Gazette Mail Mingo County Columbia University Law School France Central Intelligence Agency Europe Afl-Cio Moore Charlotte Pritt St. John’s Episcopal Church

Trial date set in eavesdropping suit in Virginia

In Richmond AP report US District Judge James R. Spencer set December 9 and 10 for trial of the federal suit by Virginia Democrats over 2002 Republican telephone eavesdropping on private strategy sessions. The judge rejected a five or six day trial length. The outcome may depend on clarifying whether damages are $10,000 per defendant or $10,000 total, affecting potential settlements and legal costs.

Richmond James R. Spencer Spencer

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