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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 2002

Page

8

Weather report summary for July through January

The fog should burn off by mid morning then clear to a warm afternoon. Reported precipitation includes July 14 2002 and July 15 2001, with 0.1865 inches for today and 30 days of totals, plus since January 1 2002.

Four Seasons Country Residents Tour Summer Gardens Bluefield

Residents from around Four Seasons Country gathered their umbrellas and headed out to enjoy the Summer Gardens of Bluefield Tour Sunday.

Four Seasons Bluefield

Study finds high risk of self harm among youths 12 to 17

A government survey shows nearly 3 million Americans aged 12 to 17 considered death by own action in 2000 and more than one third of them attempted suicide. Girls were twice as likely as boys to think about or attempt suicide. Only about a third of at risk youths received counseling or mental health treatment.

Washington The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration South Midwest Northeast

WorldCom shifted accounts as early as 2000

House panel releases WorldCom documents showing the company began disguising expenses as capital expenditures around 2000 to look more profitable. Internal auditor Cynthia Cooper and others raised concerns, but senior executives brushed them off as managers tried to act.

WorldCom Tauzin Washington WorldCom Ince Billy Tauzin R-La House Energy and Commerce Committee Bernard Ebbers Ebbers ABC Cynthia Cooper Finance Department Troy Normand Normand

More Children Gain Insurance Through SCHIP Program

The Health and Human Services report shows the uninsured rate for American children fell from 13.9 percent in 1997 to 10.8 percent in 2001, driven by SCHIP coverage for working poor families. Adults also saw a modest drop in uninsured rates. whites remain most insured while blacks and Hispanics lag. Elderly flu vaccination rates slipped slightly from 1999–2000 to 2001.

Washington Health and Human Services Department Associated Press Centers For Disease Control and Prevention America HHS Tommy Thompson Congress

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