Monday June 2 2008 local update brief
Local section notes events and listings for Monday June 2 2008. Readers are directed to bdtonline com for extended coverage and related notices.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 2008
Page
1
Local section notes events and listings for Monday June 2 2008. Readers are directed to bdtonline com for extended coverage and related notices.
In a broadcast interview Scott McClellan, former White House press secretary, comments on the president’s commitment and Karl Rove’s role. He criticizes lingering questions about public statements as he promotes his tell-all book.
Bluefield police answered a late Saturday call about a black bear bite near the Bluefield Holiday Inn. Lt. D A Pennington said a motel guest reported turning and swatting the bear after feeling something behind him. Conservation officers from the state DNR were notified and responded to the scene. The injured man was described as a motel guest, possibly employed by a local contractor. his name, age, and address were not released.
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The West Virginia Supreme Court declined to hear appeals on two civil verdicts totaling more than 664 million dollars. Analysts say the cases illuminate the lack of an intermediate appellate court and discretionary limits in the state system. Massey Energy and NiSource cases cited. observers discuss potential reforms to align WV with other states.
Bluewell store owner preserves an 80 year old gas pump showing 16 cents a gallon labeled for the 1930s era. T.A. "Buddy" Warden Jr. recalls hand cranked pumps, hose cuts, and keeping prices fixed as a nostalgic tribute to past motoring.
Mercer County reports more gas drive-offs as prices spike. Cpl. J C Long of the Princeton Detachment notes an increase nationwide and locally with several weekly reports, mainly at night. Officers warn violators face license suspension, possible jail time or fines. area officials say blame cannot be tied directly to downturns, but tensions could grow if prices stay high.
Graduates from Princeton Senior High School and Bluefield High School are pursuing postsecondary education or entering the workforce. Most Princeton grads plan four year college programs in West Virginia, with some heading to technical training. Bluefield seniors aim for Mercer County Technical Education Center or NASCAR Training School, while others join local retailers or four year colleges. Concord University graduates head to further study or jobs as far as New York City, with several bound for West Virginia University Law School and area accounting or pharmacy programs.
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