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A July 23 2002 update shows a customer satisfaction rating of 99.76 percent. The measure reflects recent performance across service channels and highlights high reliability and customer approval.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 2002
Page
1
A July 23 2002 update shows a customer satisfaction rating of 99.76 percent. The measure reflects recent performance across service channels and highlights high reliability and customer approval.
Amendment One raises questions about how local cities will be affected as gasoline prices rise. Analysts note possible shifts in consumer costs and local budgets while officials urge caution and further study.
Bland County Rescue Squad sponsors a music night at Bland High School with free admission and voluntary donations. Doors open 5 p.m. and performances begin at 6 p.m. Proceeds support rescue squad activities.
At a Monday board meeting Bluefield Regional Medical Center officials signed three Letters of Intent with Princeton Community Hospital to create a Mercer County joint venture for a heart center cancer center and medical transport. The deal hinges on four words as both boards had earlier approved the plan.
Wall Street extended Friday's selloff in a volatile session with the Dow Jones falling more than 230 points to close at 7,784.58, its lowest finish since October 1998. The Nasdaq and S&P 500 also retreated as investors weighed nine weeks of declines and mixed earnings.
Greg Jordan of the Daily Telegraph reports Bluefield advisors warn the bear market remains brutal but not expected to linger. Clients seek guidance as stocks continue to slide, with comparisons to 1973 74 and 1987 noting the current downturn as the longest and most severe since the 1930s.
Beckley report quotes UMWA spokesman Donnie Samms denying any move to organize truck drivers over the 120000 pound coal truck weight limit. He insists the union acted as leader for the opposition due to petitions signed by 99 percent of members. Samms attributed Hubbard's charges to personal motives and harassment claims.
Gov. Mark Warner announced a 1.7 million emergency funding award to Hurley and Appalachia to repair housing, infrastructure, and water systems after the May 2 flood that destroyed more than 200 homes and left about 90 families homeless. Modular homes are en route and roughly 1.2 million is expected for Hurley, with residents hopeful about relief.
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