Sunday July 20 2003 In a Name Test
A brief public notice notes a July 20 2003 date in New Mexico related to a nominal item or test structure with a one dollar amount referenced in the readable portion.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 2003
Page
1
A brief public notice notes a July 20 2003 date in New Mexico related to a nominal item or test structure with a one dollar amount referenced in the readable portion.
Bluefield faces a financial crisis as the U S Census Bureau data indicate a continuing population decline. City Manager Mark Henne says the figures are incorrect and claims the count should be adjusted after his arrival, amid a recent layoff of 20 city employees.
Bluefield resident Andrew Bauer considers relocating to nearby Tazewell County after spending over 6000 dollars on home renovations while citing rising city rates, lax noise ordinance enforcement, and failure to remove residential eyesores as key grievances. He plans a cross state move.
Joan Doughton sits beside her husband Arlon in Bluefield Regional Medical Center as doctors weigh limited options for his heart condition after a decade and a half of trouble and a prior triple bypass in Roanoke.
Concerned residents may meet with WV Health Care Authority members Monday at 5 p.m. at the Holiday Inn Bluefield off Route 460. Bluefield Transit will run service to the meeting starting at 4 p.m. Pickups will be in BRMC rear parking lot and near the K Mart lot.
U S Sen Robert Byrd secured 44 3 million in federal funds for West Virginia defense projects in a large defense spending bill. He won 20 million for a Webster County document digitizing facility and 24 3 million for Defense Department biometrics security efforts, many tested in Harrison County. The package awaits House reconciliation.
Soldiers from the 507th Maintenance Company recount the Nasiriyah ambush of March 23 in which 11 of 33 soldiers were killed and six captured. The Associated Press interviews four survivors after the release of an official report detailing the event and its aftermath.
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