Grand jury bound in Grundy drug fraud case
Dr Frank Sutherland faces a grand jury bound over in Buchanan County General District Court on a prescription fraud charge. The case involves former deputy Brian Elswick and nurse Summer Chambers. Witnesses described forged or called in prescriptions for a Schedule III pain drug, Scarset, allegedly written by Sutherland and tied to Chambers. The judge noted probable cause and the case proceeds to the July grand jury.
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Grundy
Frank Sutherland
Buchanan County
General District Court
Sutherland
Commonwealth
Shelia Toliver
Summer Lynn Owens
Medical Plaza
Slate Creek
Russell County Commonwealth
Michael Bush
Chambers
Elswick
Grundy’s
YMCA
Robert Galumbeck
Medical Plaza Pharmacy
Timothy Martin Price
Virginia State Police
Price
Leanne VanMeter
Drug Task Force
van Meter
Galumbeck
Toliver
Brown
Barn fire kills three show horses near Athens
Three show horses died in a large barn fire near Athens late Sunday. The blaze at a barn owned by Steve Ford between Bethel Chapel and Melrose Square was 140 feet long. Firefighters from Athens and East River volunteers, aided by the Princeton Rescue Squad, battled the flames until about 2:20 a.m. Monday. The cause remains under investigation.
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Charles Owens
Daily Telegraph
Athens
Steve Ford
Bethel Chapel
Melrose Square
Dale Geiger
East River Volunteer Fire Department
Princeton Rescue
Geiger
Stocks Sink With Bonds in Weak Trading Session
In New York, stocks slid alongside bonds as a stronger than expected auto demand report raised inflation fears. The Dow dropped 18.47 to 5624.71 with 314.96 million shares traded as investors awaited this week’s employment and wage data.
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EW York
New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
Standard & Poor
Police Blotters Report Loud Music and Miscellaneous Incidents
Police blotter items include loud music and an altercation at Bluestone Road Mobile Home Park resolved with parties quitting. An overdose case led to hospital transport from near a Route 19 restaurant. A Matoaka man wrecked after 14 hours driving, vehicle valued with $2,000 damage. Burglary at 904 North Walker Street investigated. A Kegley man faces concealed weapon and marijuana charges after a road stop. An accident on Tazewell Avenue. security at city park requested. stolen license plate on Rogers Street. noise disturbance reported at city park area.
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Bluestone Road Mobile Home Park
Roger Midkiff
Princeton Community Hospital
Bluefield
Route 19
M. Ash
Randall Hill
Fort Bliss
Texas
R.E. Haynes
Tazewell Avenue
Dave Brewster
Roger Wagner
Joe Parks
City Park
Craig Menefee
Pritt taps Chambers and Maroney for Democratic leadership
Democratic nominee Charlotte Pritt names House Speaker Chuck Chambers and Charleston labor lawyer Pat Maroney as party co chairs to bolster unity. Chambers backed Pritt in the primary and Maroney hails from labor circles. The pair plan active field work with joint organizational roles while party leaders assess future power balance.
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Charleston
Charlotte Pritt
Chuck Chambers
Pat Maroney
Chambers
Maroney
Pritt
Joe Manchin
Prn
Democratic Executive Committee
Troy Stewart
Marshall University
Gaston Caperton
Caperton
Stewart
Chambers of Commerce
George Carenbauer
D-Cabell
Democratic Party
Indiana
Bobby Kennedy
Ken Hechler
Darrell McGraw
Glen Gainer
Larrie Bailey
McGraw
Carenbauer
Local Disturbance Reports Include Assault and Larceny
Sunday reports on Tazewell Avenue and Ramsey Street noted noise and music with a verbal warning. An assault on Vine Street prompted intake officer referral and investigation by Officer G W Lightfoot. A larceny at Pizza Hut Cumberland Road is under investigation by Officer D A Pennington. A petit larceny at 209 Monroe Street involved a bike stolen from a protective chain. Officer D M Dillon investigated. Units also responded to a large fist fight on Rogers Street with a knife mentioned.
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Tazewell Avenue
Ramsey Street
D.M. Dillon
Vine Street
G.W. Lightfoot
Pizza Hut
Cumberland Road
D.A. Pennington
Monroe St
Rogers Street
Credit Card Plan Could Save State 17 Million Annually
Charleston report says limited state worker use of One Valley Bank credit cards could cut costs by reducing paperwork and processing time. State auditor notes fewer invoices and lower processing expenses, with about 1 million bills yearly and 800,000 tiny invoices under 5 percent of the budget.
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Charleston
One Valley Bank
Evan Williams
Ross Guyer
Glen Gainer III
Guyer
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Princeton
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Frank Good
K.T
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Renegade Entertainment Presents
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Bluefield City Auditorium
Bluefield, WV
Amos Quick
Darren “D
Saunders
Retch
Tommy Gee
Oakvale Road
Yung Hie Koh
Princeton Medical Firts
Ti‘ Cccs
Warrenizing Cleaners
Bluewell
Welch
Zoning Board OF Adjustment
Vickie Miller
West Virginia Manor
Federal Street
West Virginia
Beverly G. Tresch
Bland Street
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