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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 2001

Page

3

Bluefield Area Meetings and Local Group Gatherings

Schedule of abstinence and community meetings across Bluefield and nearby towns. AA groups host open sessions at First Presbyterian Church and Sacred Heart Catholic Church, with Princeton, Oakvale, and Pocahontas gatherings listed. A New River Parkway Authority meeting at Concord College also noted.

Uptown First Presbyterian Church Tazewell Ave Bluefield Princeton Sacred Heart Catholic Church Harrison St New River Parkway Authority Concord College Athens East River Amateur Radio Club Ryan’s Steakhouse College Plaza MIBC South 9Th St P.m

Earley wins GOP march to Virginia governor race

Earley, 46, accepted the GOP nomination vowing to eliminate the car tax on time and challenge what he calls inconsistencies in Warner’s public statements. He argued the GOP will build on conservative legacies of Allen and Gilmore while urging delegates and guests to view the Virginia race as an early referendum on President Bush.

Hager Earley E” Hager Ife Maggie Jack Henry Warner George Allen Jim Gilmore Mark Warner Allen Virginia General Assembly Mo Ellerthee New Jersey Bush

Princeton Ward R races outline growth and upkeep plans

Voters hear continued B and O tax incentives, park and pool upgrades, street resurfacing, and maintenance funding. Ward II hopeful Martha Draper joins incumbents Ward III sees Bingham and Patricia Wilson pursue growth, cleanup, and neighborhood renewal. Ward IV candidates Ellen Allen, Michael Blankenship, and James Worley campaign on fiscal management and infrastructure. Polls June 5 open 6:30 AM to 7:30 PM at local churches and municipal building.

B&o Pine Street Knob Street Martha Draper Highland Avenue Draper Princeton Power & Light Bingham Wilson Ellen Allen Lee Street Michael Blankenship Prince Street James Jim” Worley Worley Street Allen Merry Maids

Local City Election Candidates Arranged for District II and III

Perkinson Jr and Donnie Turner will run in District II while Richard Lee Dillon J E Gillespie Danny Hampton Don Kersey Jr and Deb Sarver contest District III Moore remains the sole incumbent. Polling sites are Greater Mount Zion Pentecostal Church Bland Street United Methodist Church and the Herb Sims Youth Center. Election officials note experienced poll workers and a first city election for Shireman. After polls close ballots go to the election commissioners for initial review and counting with results expected about 10 or 10:30 p.m. City offices shut for the election and Tuesday garbage will be collected Wednesday. Challenged ballots will be canvassed by the City Board starting at 8 a.m. on June 8.

Purcell Buford Bluefield Shireman

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