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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 2016

Page

5

Lexington and Cincinnati host an all breeds horse show

Bailey notes local barns and regional supporters from Bluefield Princeton Bland Tazewell and Charleston join exhibitors in Lexington and Cincinnati. The event features saddlebred, racking, pacing and walking horses with proceeds benefiting the Shriners Children’s Hospital. Gretchen Harshbarger praises the Shriners while Blake Stowers can be contacted for details.

Lexington Kentucky Cincinnati Ohio Bailey Bluefield Princeton Bland County Tazewell County Charleston Shriners Children’s Hospital Shriners Gretchen Harshbarger Blake Stowers Listowers Bdtonline

65 year old Russian balloonist set to circumnavigate globe

Fedor Konyukhov, 65, drifts in a 56 meter balloon over Australia heading for a noon crossing between Perth and Busselton as he aims to land later in the day near Kalgoorlie Northam. The solo nonstop world record attempt could take about 11 days 8 hours, beating Steve Fossett's 2002 mark. The landing risks are greatest during descent with wind and weather factors critical for a safe ground touch.

Canberra Australia Fedor Konyukhov Perth Busselton John Wellington Kalgoorlie Northam Wellington Konyukhov Steve Fossett

Homeland Security employee arrested after entry with weapons

A DHS worker, Jonathan Leigh Wienke, was indicted on seven counts for entering the Washington headquarters with a gun, knife, infrared camera, pepper spray and handcuffs and for illegally building a silencer. He was arrested in Pennsylvania. warrants tied to a Martinsburg home search. Prosecutors allege he carried weapons into his DHS office on June 9 with probable intent to target senior officials.

Charleston Department of Homeland Security Washington U.S Martinsburg Jonathan Leigh Wienke Middle District Pennsylvania Ashley Lough U.S. Attorney’s Office West Virginia Wienke DHS

Rainelle flood relief spans weeks of struggle and aid

Tolley fought through rising floodwaters to save her home as FEMA denied her individual assistance. Volunteers from Clarksburg Mission and others aided in removing ruined items and cleaning, while state agencies report hundreds of homes needing help across Clay Greenbrier Kanawha and Nicholas counties. Tolley, a paycheck-to-paycheck mother, now faces rebuilding board by board.

Tolley Federal Emergency Management Agency FEMA Jim Homstad Rainelle Clay Greenbrier Kanawha Nicholas Heather Foster Volunteer West Virginia Chris Mullett Clarksburg Mullett

Kaine Seen As Clinton VP Pick Amid Broad Support and Debate

Kaine remains a favored Clinton VP pick due to cross party appeal and fluency in Spanish. Obama urged his selection while liberal critics pushed for Warren Brown or others. Campaigns circled Miami rallies as Trump pressed his own path after clinching the nomination. Kaine’s long career as Virginia governor mayor and senator cited as credential.

A-1 Kaine Clinton Senate Virginia Richmond CBS News Barack Obama Wall Street Massachusetts Elizabeth Warren Ohio Sherrod Brown Orlando Tampa Miami Trump Cleveland Ted Cruz Ted Texas Melania Indiana Mike Pence Democrats Philadelphia Obama Democratic National Committee Honduras Anne Holton Agriculture Tom Vilsack Tom Perez Colorado John Hickenlooper Pence Warren New Jersey Cory Booker U.S White House Enrique Pena Nieto Annandale

Degree. Lemonade Lasses Boost City Air Condensed Parks

The article recalls the delayed service of a degree program in 1941 and notes residents of Nature's Air Conditioned City rarely enjoy lemonade. It mentions a chamber prepared to supply and collect lemonade containers at various sites. For years, young women known as lemonade lasses poured free lemonade to visitors.

Meachum Nature

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