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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2002
Page
2
Off duty deputies step in to guard airport operations after security gaps spotted. The measure widens security coverage at the facility and affects traveler flow. No arrests or incidents reported as personnel assume enhanced patrols and screening duties.
President Bush in Little Rock calls for better tracking of terrorists by intelligence agencies and the FBI as congressional panels open closed hearings on missed warnings and the government's response to the Sept. 11 attacks. Cofer Black is slated to testify on Thursday.
Bluefield Regional Medical Center and Princeton Community Hospital commit to three shared ventures including a heart center a cancer center and emergency helicopter transport for Mercer County. BRMC board member R W Buzz Wilkinson praised expanded care as officials toasted at the Daily Telegraph reception led by Executive Editor Tom Colley.
In Abingdon Virginia Samuel Stephen Ealy 39 testifies he did not commit the April 16 1989 Pocahontas family murders saying he was found not guilty in a prior state trial and expressing frustration at being retried. He insisted I wasn't involved in these homicides.
FEMA officials announced a Hazard Mitigation Grant Program option for West Virginia and Southwest Virginia residents damaged by last month’s floods. The program aims to buy flooded properties or reduce future flood risk by helping homeowners build safer, more resilient houses.
Residents in Buchanan and Tazewell counties hit by May floods and storms must apply by June 10 for disaster unemployment assistance. West Virginia residents have until June 7. The program can pay up to 368 dollars weekly for up to 26 weeks and continues until return to work. Visit the Virginia Employment Commission for details.
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