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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 2002
Page
1
A July 31, 2002 release from bdtonline.com notes customer satisfaction reaching 99.12 percent in the latest survey. The report highlights strong performance metrics and positive feedback across services.
The Princeton Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 89 launches its annual AA With a Cop fundraising drive on August 5. All donations and sales are conducted by telephone. For more information call Kenny at 425-6922.
President Bush signed the broad corporate fraud crackdown with Attorney General Ashcroft and Treasury Secretary O'Neill at his side. FBI Director Mueller NYSE Chairman Grasso and SEC Chief Pitt watched from front rows as lawmakers Sarbanes and Oxley defended the new law's reach amid questions about enforcement.
Rising temperatures keep the region sweltering with humidity staying high. The National Weather Service in Blacksburg warns that highs in the mid-80s persist through the week. Bluefield reached 85, just shy of the 88-degree 1987 record. No heat related illnesses were reported at Princeton Community Hospital.
A Welch public forum drew a large crowd as officials urged passage of Gov. Wise's coal truck safety bill. Delegates Emily Yeager and Lacy Wright were named by Gordon Lambert as key votes in House Bill 205, which would keep a 120000-pound limit unchanged. The county fears 1 vote could halt coal transport and devastate jobs.
Gov. Wise says a Senate approved $58.5 million federal aid will help West Virginia cut a $187 million Medicaid shortfall for the 2003 fiscal year but he will not count on the money until it arrives. He warns of possible January payment delays for skilled nursing facilities if funds do not materialize, as state officials seek budget adjustments.
North Dakota educator W Jeremy Davis will become dean of Appalachian School of Law in Grundy starting January 1, 2003, succeeding late Dean L Anthony Sutin who died in a shooting rampage at the school last January. University of North Dakota School of Law Dean Davis accepted the post.
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