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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 2002
Page
1
Publication prompts readers to read the Daily edition on Monday July 22, 2002 and to visit the website www.bdtonline.com for daily updates. The brief notice reinforces availability of the online version.
A Bluefield resident returns after four months abroad, detailing travel experiences and observations. A-2 story notes local impact and possible follow ups.
Sports highlights from all the Appy League action and Oxatisty WVVA coverage note Vacation Bible School starts tonight in the area with community programs and youth activities highlighted.
Mercer County Board of Education will hold a regular meeting Tuesday at 6 15 p m for a student disciplinary action and at 7 p m for regular business at the Mercer County Technical Education Seminar Center in Princeton.
Bluefield State College engineering technology students designed and built robots to navigate an obstacle course using self navigation. The Centurion Autonomous Ground Robotic Vehicle earns praise from AR&TC executive director Bruce Mutter. The ISA Intimidator is another BSC robot project highlighted in the lab.
The West Virginia Elks Disabled Camp began at Mercer County 4-H camp in Glenwood, continuing a yearly 4-H. sponsored program since the late 1950s for mentally and physically disabled youths from southern West Virginia and nearby areas. Camp director Mike McReynolds says the event lets the Elks give back to the community, echoing the order's motto Elks Share Elks.
New York investors face a murky week after a 390 point Dow plunge, with analysts warning further declines possible. Fear centers on accounting issues and governance, as confidence remains shattered by Enron and WorldCom scandals and broader corporate ethics concerns.
Eddie Steele launched a summer lemonade gimmick in 1941 to promote Bluefield business. Now 95, Steele recalls the city’s climate and the slogan Nature's Air-conditioned City, which helped the idea endure as a regional staple and historic promotion in the Greater Bluefield Chamber era.
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