Appalachian League Showdown from Princeton to Pulaski
In an Appalachian League card, teams Princeton and Pulaski clash alongside Danville and Bluefield in a packed sports slate. The program highlights car show, block party and vintage bug killer products offering a fighting chance for fans and neighbors.
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Bennett Convicted of First Degree Murder
Floyd Mack Bennett was found guilty of first degree murder for fatally shooting Barry Miller at his Lashmeet home on June 3, 2002. The verdict was read by Judge Derek Swope as family members reacted. a motion for a new trial was requested. A mercy designation was not noted, meaning no parole opportunity.
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Derek Swope
Floyd Mack
Punky” Bennett
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Lindsay withdraws petition to open heart center in Bluefield
Richard Lindsay announced that he is withdrawing his legal challenge to Bluefield Regional Medical Center's open heart center. He urged residents of Kanawha County to pursue regional health care improvements and expressed support for local citizens seeking the facility. Lindsay is a Charleston attorney and physician.
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Richard Lindsay
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Charleston attorney faces costs over heart center petition
Richard Lindsay, an attorney and physician in Charleston, may be required to cover expenses related to the heart center petition A-8 as area citizens seek medical facilities to improve regional health care. The quote expresses support for citizens obtaining needed heart and other medical services.
Poor communications hindered early 9/11 plot break
The Congressional report concludes that intelligence failures prevented the San Diego FBI office from being alerted about two men suspected of terrorism who later joined the hijackers. It notes Khalid Sheikh Mohammed was identified in May 2001 as seeking recruits for travel to the United States.
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Warner
San Diego
FBI
Khalid Shaikh Mohammed
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Bluefield horse show opens at city park
The 35th Blue-Gray Horse Show began at Bluefield City Park with horses groomed for a 6 p.m. start. Trainers, owners and riders filled the venue as 317 stalls were sold, and evening events wrapped up around 9:30 to 10 p.m. The show honored Henry Kauffelt and Brownie Clark as part of its dedication.
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Todd Gullett
Brenna
Bluefield City Park
Luefield
Henry
Kauffelt
Clark
Brandon Sherwood
Leaders seek Steel e Memorial Tunnel name tag
BLUEFIELD Virginia and West Virginia officials consider renaming the East River Mountain Tunnel the H Edward Steele Memorial Tunnel to honor the coalfields promoter H Edward Steele. The plan, co sponsored by the Bluefield Daily Telegraph and the Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce, follows Steele's 96 years ending June 28 after a brief illness.
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East River Mountain Tunnel
Eddie Steele
Steele
Bluefield
Virginia
West Virginia
H. Edward Steele
East River
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
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