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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 2002
Page
1
The report highlights a customer satisfaction score of 99.47 percent, released on July 24, 2002. Details include the measurement method and the organization responsible for the assessment, noting strong performance and regional applicability.
A volatile session sees major indices retreat with technology and financials hardest hit as investors weigh growth fears and inflation signals. Market breadth narrows as selling accelerates toward the close, signaling renewed risk-off sentiment.
State officials accuse Massey Energy of an intentional spill in Virginia. Regulatory probes and legal action loom as investigations expand, with environmental impacts and political reactions mounting.
WVVA coverage surveys Pati Bridge Day as organizers unveil plans for a larger celebration. The segment flags potential safety and crowd-management challenges while highlighting community anticipation for a splashy annual event.
BLUEFIELD Va CASE of WV and the Bluefield Civic League sponsor a book drop at Wal-Mart in Bluefield to collect new or used books for children young adults and adults and videos for the Kennedy Center Media Center. Look for posters at both entrances.
McDowell County faces continuing repairs to 11 flood damaged schools. Panther Elementary will not reopen this fall and students will transfer to Iaeger Elementary. Board President Mitchem confirms Panther students will attend Jaeger Elementary while work on Saeger High School proceeds. Superintendent Manchin unavailable in Charleston.
The House approved a 28.9 billion compromise anti terrorism package after a four month fight, backed by President Bush’s cost limits. About half funds reinforce the war against terrorism, with rest aiding New York rebuilding, aviation safety, local emergency services, and various home district projects as Senate action looms.
The first line of vehicles crossed the new Interstate 73 74 bridge in Bluefield around 3 20 p m Tuesday signaling progress on the King Coal Highway corridor. King Coal Highway executive director Mike Mitchem touted safety and economic benefits for the Bluefield to Huntington region.
Princeton Community Hospital and Bluefield Regional Medical Center announced a signed agreement after weeks of paperwork. Boards affirmed letters of intent to jointly develop a heart center a cancer center and a medical transport service for Mercer County with plans for a formal partnership progressing.
A two year old boy named Jared Mullins died in a drowning at a Avondale home along Route 80 in Avon dale McDowell County. Trooper D W Miller of the West Virginia State Police Welch Detachment reported the incident occurred around 1145 PM Monday night with the child left briefly unattended while his mother painted on the porch. The parents Chester and Victoria Mullins were at the residence. The man believed the child remained with his mother but the narrative ends before further details.
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