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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 2002

Page

5

Determined spirit marks West Virginia flood memory

Barbara Hawkins notes the July 8 2001 flood as the worst in Mercer County history. She recalls May floods, widespread damage across Mercer McDowell and Mingo counties and the ongoing recovery efforts. Memorials honor drowning victims while FEMA buyout talks continue for Matoaka homeowners.

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Daily Telegraph Name Credits and Biblical Quote

The item lists staff bylines for the Daily Telegraph including Gary Adkisso Samantha Perry News Editor Tammie Toler State Editor Barbara Hawkins Senior Copy Editor and others. It also cites a biblical verse Acts 11 20 AV about men of Cyprus and Cyrene preaching to the Grecians in Antioch.

Tammie Toler Barbara Hawkins Andy Patton Cyprus Cyrene Antioch Jesus

Richlands launches progress project to revitalize downtown Front Street

The Richlands government and Chamber of Commerce lead a yearlong effort to revitalize downtown Front Street from Virginia Avenue to Fairfax Street financed by a 700000 dollar Virginia grant. Phase one aims to finish by 2002 and includes fiber optics, streetlights, storefront upgrades, and a 7500 dollar matching grant for store fronts. A plan to convert an old railroading building into a museum and to establish a Coal Miners Memorial is under consideration as part of long term development.

Richlands Richlands Area Front Street Virginia Avenue Fairfax Street Virginia Community Development Office Norton and Marion Virginia Big Brother Tazewell County

Build a Lake proposal criticized for trash and safety risks

A reader condemns the Build a Lake project on Bluestone River citing potential trash influx during floods, environmental and safety concerns, and lack of permits or impact studies. The letter urges officials to reconsider allocating 20 million dollars to the plan and suggests prioritizing sewage projects instead.

Bluestone River R.D. Bailey Lake Wyoming County Guyandotte River R.D. Bailey Mercer County Army Corps of Engineers Bluestone Valley Army Corps Department of Environmental Protection

Can U S troops face war crime trials by ICC

A discussion of whether young American soldiers on UN peacekeeping can be tried as war criminals by the International Criminal Court raises fears of politically motivated prosecutions. It cites U S involvement in NATO missions, possible misconduct, and the debate over immunity and oversight, with Dan K Thomasson noting protections and past actions.

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