Wieser Precipitation Update for July 22 2001
Weather summary notes 0.00 inches on July 22 2001 and 0.00 inches on July 23 2000. The last 30 days show 6.15 inches of precipitation and since January 1 2001 total rainfall is 23.81 inches.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 2001
Page
6
Weather summary notes 0.00 inches on July 22 2001 and 0.00 inches on July 23 2000. The last 30 days show 6.15 inches of precipitation and since January 1 2001 total rainfall is 23.81 inches.
The forecast shows today in the lower 80s with mid 60s overnight and a slight shower chance. Tuesday rises to the mid 80s with possible showers, while Wednesday cools to the lower 60s with mostly cloudy skies. Thursday weather not specified.
South Carolina National Guard units cleared a lot in Algoma on Saturday night. An enterprising resident staged a photo with Santa Claus in the middle. Daryl Thomas holds seven month old Zarah Craighead while Qua-John Woody stands nearby in the scene.
The Problem Gamblers Help Network of West Virginia operates a toll free 24 hour helpline at 1 800 GAMBLER. The program started in August 2000 under the Lottery Commission after a bid process, with funding from lottery funds and managed by First Choice Health Systems. A survey of 171 callers through July 2001 shows machines drive most gambling, with 56 percent of callers keeping counseling appointments.
The article lists DSM based gambling addiction signs including restlessness irritability and chasing losses. It also reports 297 county residents applying for disaster assistance with SBA loans totaling 481065 and 9 294765 approved for housing aid. SBA received 20 applicants with 186300 granted. Agencies and churches support flood cleanup while volunteers are still in demand as families struggle to return home.
Mayor Eva Sue Rash says rebuilding the water system is a massive task after a flood disrupted supply. Emergency water deliveries continue under a boil order while residents await a new water source from Jenkinsones. Flood damaged homes and a few businesses, with town hall on higher ground. Recovery includes a daytime daycare at Anawalt Elementary, a daily health clinic, and a communal room offering support. Mobile housing units are expected to arrive to aid flood victims.
McDowell County schools assess flood damage across Kimball Welch Switchback Northfork and Anawalt facilities. Furnaces flooded classrooms water damage buses suspended while repairs and funding talks with state and FEMA unfold.
Kent Martin of Restoric Bedding authorizes Gary Riffe to offer extra savings on all bedding sizes for a limited time. Supplies limited first come first served at 600 Rogers Street, Princeton. Open Mon to Fri 9:30 5 30 Sat 9:30 5 00. Cash checks or major cards accepted. 90 days same as cash financing available. Call (304) 487-0838 or 1 877 299 0838 for details.
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