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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 2002

Page

7

Multiple WV incidents mix tragedy and politics in brief

A 73 year old Lincoln County man Kermit Dalton was killed in an ATV crash near Ferrellsburg when the vehicle plunged down a steep embankment on a private dirt drive. Dalton was not wearing a helmet. In Charleston the West Virginia Ethics Commission seeks to post lobbyist photos on its site alongside names. At West Liberty State College biotechnology will reach high schools this fall, expanding teacher training. In Richmond Gov. Warner appointed two judges to Circuit Court vacancies, naming Richard Taylor Jr. and Bradley Cavedo. In Virginia Beach a 16 year old from Hampton injured officer Jocelyn Barwick in a suspect vehicle incident. the minor was arrested hours later.

Ferrellsburg Lincoln County Kermit Dalton Harts Shawn Coleman Dalton Richmond Mark R. Warner Richard D. Taylor Jr Thomas N. Nance Bradley B. Cavedo Learned D. Barry Taylor Georgetown University Georgetown Law Virginia Beach Hampton Don Rimer Jocelyn N. Barwick Rimer

McDowell County receives 92 500 in grants for sewer study and repairs

Gov. Wise announced 13 community development grants totaling 92 500 for McDowell County. A 2 500 grant funds a study on removing raw sewage from Elkhorn Creek as required by a federal court order. Also funded are roof and sidewalk projects in Northfork, a Leckie park, Jaeger fire department renovations, Gary hall repairs, Kimball museum furnace upgrade, War water line extensions, and Little League field improvements. County leaders praise the aid as timely for recovery and progress.

Welch McDowell County Commission Elkhorn Creek Bob Wise Northfork Leckie Lambert Anawalt Commission Wise Jaeger Gary Kimball Coal Heritage Museum City of War Middletown War Little League Press Bay Jol McDowell County Bette Charles Owens Cowens Boltonline.com

Mixed verdict in free-speech case at Sissonville High

A six-member jury found school officials acted improperly when denying Katie Sierra a proposed anarchy club and ordered $1 in damages, while upholding that her anti-war T shirts disrupted classes and justified a three-day suspension. The suit targeted school policy after Sierra’s desk flyers and protests following September 11.

Charleston Katie Sierra Sissonville Sierra United States Sissonville High School Ron Duerring Kanawha County Duerring Amy Kanawha County School Board Forrest Mann America Jason Huber Gary Pullin Kanawha County Board of Education Occa Sion Pullin Mann Katie West Virginia

First lady helps lay keel of Texas submarine at Newport News

Laura Bush participates in keel laying of the Virginia-class submarine Texas at Northrop Grumman Newport News shipyard. Welders etch LWB initials on a plate as officials from Navy, General Dynamics Electric Boat and shipyard leaders attend. Texas to join fleet in 2005 with Virginia first in class. ceremony marks first keel lay for the Virginia-class at Newport News.

Newport News Laura Bush Texas United States Navy Mrs. Bush General Dynamics’ Electric Boat Shipyard Groton Virginia Bush Mark R. Warner U.S John Warner R-Va Warner Marine Navy Newport News Yard Secretary of the Navy Gordon England Naval Operations Adm Vern Clark Northrop Grumman Kent Kresa Electric Boat Mike Toner John Dalton

Fourth Circuit dismisses Keystone banker's appeal

The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals dismissed the appeal of conviction by Terry Lee Church former head of the defunct First National Bank of Keystone. Church 50 of the Federal Prison Camp Fluvanna Troy Virginia appealed an October 12 2001 conviction on conspiracy to commit bank fraud and mail fraud. A federal jury in Parkersburg convicted on nine counts but Judge David A Faber threw out four due to missing language in the indictment. The order also schedules Churchs transport to Charleston on August 26 and notes co defendant Billie Jean Cherry deposition in the civil cases.

Luefield Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals Terry Lee Church First National Bank of Keystone Church Fluvanna Troy Parkersburg David A. Faber West Virginia Fourth Circuit U.S. District Court Bluefield U.S Mary E. Stanley Stanley Robert C. Byrd Charleston Billie Jean Cherry

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West Virginia Ethics Commission Ethics Commission Weirton West Liberty State College West Liberty State College Biotechnology McDowell County Commission Gordon Lambert Keystone Eric DiNovo Norfolk Southern Day Roxanne Bourne Norfolk Southern Nns.com Keystone Banker Cherry Lexington FNB Keystone Board Michael H. Graham Ashland Bill Archer Barcher Bottonline.com
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