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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 2002
Page
1
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A Virginia initiative targets road rage with a test drive program on the highways. The effort aims to curb aggressive driving while promoting safer habits on local routes. Nearby, the B-1 Hot Rods event showcases antique cars. Hospice hosts a memorial honoring loved ones with grief support. Local sports coverage highlights scores and key performances.
West Virginia legislators returned from a surprise special session with mixed votes on the Governors proposed 120000 pound coal truck limit. Delegates Comp ton Yeager Wright Wills supported lowering to 80000 pounds while Frederick Flanigan opposed citing economic impact and enforcement concerns.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average sank 390.23 points, 4.6 percent, to 8,019.26 amid a nine week slide and a government probe into Johnson & Johnson. Analysts cite investor fear and a buyers strike as markets head into the weekend with little confidence. The drop marks the seventh largest point decline in the index's history.
Major market indexes slip early in July with Nasdaq turning lower as investors reassess tech equities. Trading volumes thin amid mixed economic signals, sparking cautious sentiment across U S stock markets.
Barbara Hawkins profiles Ginny Goode known as Ginny at Glen Wood Park Retirement Village. A savvy advocate who planned ahead with Long Term Care Insurance she remains vocal on Medicare Medicaid drug costs and malpractice insurance impacts. Health care, A-5
Heavy thunderstorms caused a mine pond at Bandmill Coal Co. to overflow flooding Winding Shoals Hollow in Logan County. The earthen pond, under orders to repair after a May crack, released water and debris into the hollow, with up to 3 inches of rain in three hours. No injuries were reported as homes were evacuated in nearby Boone County areas.
Richlands Va hosted the Stayin Alive 5 kickoff in front of the new Town Hall with BRB the Brad Ratliff Band performing. The event, sponsored by the Richlands Area Chamber of Commerce, is held every Friday through August 16 offering food entertainment and community gathering amid threatening skies and light rain.
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