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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2007
Page
1
On June 4 2007 bdtonline.com reports a U S attorney Roslynn R Mauskopf warning that a plot by a suspected Muslim terrorist cell to blow up John F Kennedy International Airport could have caused unthinkable devastation The forecast for the day is mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and storms and highs around 75 degrees.
Region reports cadet unit from Virginia Tech honoring D-Day veterans. Cadets stood tall as part of a remembrance event highlighting the bravery of Allied forces during the Normandy invasion.
In Los Angeles AP report Pirates of the Caribbean At World's End held the No 1 spot in its second weekend with a 43.2 million tally, a 62.4 percent drop from its 114.7 million debut. Knocked Up debuted at No 2 with 29.3 million, while Spider-Man 3 and Shrek the Third fell steeply from record openings as studios chase rapid turnover.
Lottery numbers Powerball 2 22 32 36 47 plus Powerball 36 and Win for Life 5 10 11 25 29 33 with 38. Guidance to call Telegraph delivery line at 304 327 2802 from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. seven days a week and to scall by noon to ensure timely delivery within the delivery area.
Tazewell County sheriffs and regional law enforcement from West Virginia and Kentucky form a three state task force to pursue a possible mine theft ring. Highly specialized electronic mining gear is being stolen, often at gunpoint, with copper theft linked to the same suspects. Guard injuries are rare but feared as the thefts surge in the region.
Mercer County graduates emphasize character, faith, and optimism. Bluefield High salutatorian Emily Saunders cites family, faith, and band director father as keys to drive. She plans history major with a music minor at Carson-Newman College and envisions becoming a museum researcher or curator.
After more than two years of work officials in Southwest Virginia aim to activate a new OC48 fiber optic backbone spanning over 200 miles across scenic terrain and into seven miles of West Virginia. Cumberland Plateau Company executive director Larry Carr notes completion to Bluefield and tie in to I-77 near Wytheville with permits pending from Appalachian Power to finish to Grundy.
Red Cross volunteer Jim Rose pre pares crosses for the 2007 Let Freedom Ride motorcycle rally. Each cross represents a member of the U S military who died serving in Iraq or Afghanistan. Staff photo by Eric DiNovo.
Greg Jordan Luefield reports 67 year old Red Cross volunteer Jim Rose paints white crosses in a basement memorial effort. He honors U S military members who died in Iraq or Afghanistan, painting about 3800 crosses this year after 2800 last year. He spends up to four days a week on the task.
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