Bluefield attorney welcomes class of 2006 Long Scholars
Bluefield attorney J Franklin Long hosts the 2006 Long Scholars dinner welcoming six new scholars from Mount View Bluefield High and Welch. He notes renewed scholarships total $1,200 and urges students to prioritize study, faith, and seeking financial aid. Veterans share campus tips, including four year goals and avoiding debt.
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Susie Guiton
J. Franklin Long
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Tamieka Martin
Jenifer Finney
Candice N. Harris
Candice Harris
Dirk McCalop
Anthony Haskins
Ashley Swafford
Terri Brown
Holly Mullins
Jordan Manns
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Shooting Incident Report Withunclear Details At Princeton Camp
Fragmentary OCR text describes an shooting involving an acquaintance of suspect Mr McCarty and a victim. McCarty and Schaffer are named. incident occurred at a Princeton tent area with Crowder and Pack mentioned as co com. Further readable specifics are incomplete.
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Crowder
Princeton
Suspect in custody after explosives found at scene
After troopers detained Taylor he said he had explosives. A search found material undetermined by trooper McCarty. Schaffer was hospitalized in stable condition. Taylor, in McDowell County Jail, awaits arraignment on multiple charges including attempted murder and illegal possession of explosives. Investigators noted strong cooperation from many detachments.
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McCarty
A.W. Webb
McDowell County
Bill Archer
Barcher
Bottonline
Bush backs federal marriage amendment
President Bush publicly endorses a constitutional amendment to define marriage as a union of a man and a woman, despite anticipated Senate rejection. He argues marriage roots in culture religion and nature support child welfare and social stability, while Democrats charge election-year politics.
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South Carolina
South Dakota
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Virginia
Wisconsin
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Americans United For Separation of Church and State
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WV ATV death toll reaches 22 in Lincoln County wreck
The all-terrain-vehicle death toll in West Virginia climbs to 22 after Tommy Elkins, 62, crashed in a ravine near the Mud River in Lincoln County. He died Friday at Charleston Area Medical Center General Hospital. Elkins was found Thursday by a DNR supervisor. Details remain unavailable.
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West Virginia
Lincoln County
Tommy Elkins
Mud River
Charleston Area Medical Center
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