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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2003
Page
1
PVHS marks commencement with a Sunday ceremony as graduates celebrate new beginnings. The feature notes community support and highlights notable students in attendance.
A bombing case advances as Vo A Pelegios is captured and held in custody. Officials release details on the suspect’s arrest and the ongoing investigation. NASCAR race day highlights preview and key moments to watch.
Donnie English of Bluefield Virginia criticizes the Bluefield Sanitary Board for planning a further 9 percent rate increase, calling it corporate greed and noting a recent prior raise. The comment appeared in the Saturday May 31 edition of the Daily Telegraph.
The death of Brandy Nicole Hatfield, 25, of Bluefield, Va., is labeled a suspected homicide by the Tazewell County Sheriff's office. Hatfield was found at Crescent View Apartments, Apartment 5, Building 201, after stab wounds to the neck were observed. A family member under 18 alerted a neighbor, who called 911 around 9:08.
President Bush urged allies to overcome bitterness over the Iraqi war and stay united in the fight against terrorism. He visited Auschwitz and Birkenau with Laura Bush, recalling the Holocaust and warning that a divided alliance favors enemies of freedom. Putin greeted the first couple at Peterhof Palace in St. Petersburg as images show their Auschwitz tour.
Manchin formally joined the 2004 gubernatorial contest in West Virginia. He landed by helicopter at Meadow Bridge’s football field and pledged proven leadership to boost the state, attacking the Wise administration and promising to use his business and political expertise for better days.
President Bush signed a tax cut bill designed to return 330 billion dollars to taxpayers and provide 20 billion in state aid. The plan boosts child credits to 1000 dollars in 2003 and 2004, then 700 in 2005, lowers income and capital gains taxes, and affects more than 130 million taxpayers with gradual benefits starting later this summer.
The 2003 and 2004 laws raise the child tax credit to 1000 per eligible child under 17 and offer a 400 per child refund in July and August. Individual tax rates drop to 25 28 33 and 35 percent retroactive to the start of this year. Dividends tax rate falls to 15 percent and capital gains tax drops to 15 percent for transactions after May 6.
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