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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2004
Page
1
Weather outlook and flood watch in West Virginia
Today’s weather is rainy with occasional thunder and lightning. Cool high temperatures in the 60s with an easterly wind. Be alert for rising water in flood prone areas as advised by the WVVA weather team.
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WVVA
Pump Patrol seeks area's lowest gas prices report
Daily Telegraph invites readers to report the lowest gas prices found in the area. Contact options include telephone at 304 327 2811 or toll free 800 76 DAILY, or email news at bott online com to share price findings.
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Daily Telegraph
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Storms tied to death of elderly Richlands woman
Martha Harrison, 80, of 1020 East First Street, was found in the Clinch River near her home after recent floods. Police say the river remains swollen and slick banks pose collapse risk while a state examiner determines cause of death.
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Richlands
Clinch River
Martha Harrison
East First Street
William Puckett
Puckett
Harrison
Roanoke
Virginia officials seek federal flood disaster designation
US Rep. Rick Boucher and Senator George Allen pressed President Bush to declare Tazewell, Russell, and Lee counties in Southwest Virginia as primary disaster areas after last month’s floods. The move would unlock federal aid for residents and businesses affected by the flooding.
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Ft US
Rick Boucher
D-Va
U.S
George Allen
R-Va
Bush
Tazewell
Russell
Lee
Boucher
Resi
Dents Wise
Feder
Virginia
Princeton man surrenders in Mercer Street vandalism case
Jessie Braun, 19, of Princeton, turned himself in to Princeton City Police on 11 counts of destruction of property after 11 Mercer Street businesses were damaged on April 29. Police estimate $7,000 to $10,000 in losses. Braun could face up to a year in jail and up to $500 fines per count. Police said evidence and witnesses linked Braun to the incident.
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Princeton
Jessie Braun
C.N. Poe
Mercer Street
Poe
Braun
Two Girls Arrested On Bomb Threat Charges At School
In Tazewell Virginia two middle school girls, both students, were arrested Thursday and charged with threatening to bomb or destroy a building related to threats at Tazewell Middle School on Tuesday and Wednesday. The 12 year old confessed to investigators during a juvenile court intake hearing.
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Tazewell
Tazewell Middle School
T.E. Ray
Tazewell County
Ray
Under the spell by Adria Hairston Luefield
Local 4 students anticipate the premiere of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. Laura Shahan, an eighth grader at Bluefield Middle School, says the series offers relatable adventure while another student notes a key difference between fantasy and reality. Potter, A-6
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Luefield
Laura Shahan
Bluefield Middle School
Laura
Eric DiNovo
Shailee McNamee
Bluefield
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