Saturday News Summary from June 5 2004
Brief recap of events dated Saturday June 5, 2004 from BDtonline with key happenings, local notices, and headlines captured for an archival snapshot.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 2004
Page
1
Brief recap of events dated Saturday June 5, 2004 from BDtonline with key happenings, local notices, and headlines captured for an archival snapshot.
Today mostly cloudy with a 30 to 40 percent rain chance and temperatures from 65 to 70. WVVA weather team previews tomorrow’s edition with coupons offering more than $100 in savings.
A string of recent posted prices shows gasoline at $1.91 to $1.93 per gallon at multiple Bluefield and Green Valley stations including Kollege Mart on College Avenue, Chevron, Stop-n-Go, Arrowhead Deli, KO, Go Mart, Kroger, and other outlets in Princeton and Brushfork.
Bluefield High School saluted 132 graduates at the Bluefield Auditorium with valedictorian Matthew Joseph James and salutatorian Stuart Patterson Godwin. Graham High School graduated 96 students in a gym ceremony led by valedictorians Therese Evelyn Sell and Elizabeth Skidmore and salutatorian Nathan Belcher. Richlands High School awarded 154 diplomas as principal Karen Webb noted a slightly larger class.
Bluefield area high school graduates express readiness for new chapters after graduation. Jammie Woods will study pre-dentistry at Concord College and eye WVU or UNC dentistry programs. Sarah Casey plans Virginia college study at Southern Virginia Community College and return to teach history. Katie Suehs will attend Roanoke College.
Heavy rain and low clouds drench Leatherwood Lane as storms renew flood and mudslide fears. Richlands Town Manager Tim Taylor warns continued saturated ground could trigger more slides while officials seek federal disaster help for Tazewell County. In West Virginia, Gov Wise pushes for disaster declarations for seven counties and 17 neighbors as deaths tied to flooding are investigated.
McDowell County School officials led by Superintendent Dr. Mark Manchin, after meeting with the U S Army Corps of Engineers, say design plans for a new high school and a new elementary school near Bradshaw are nearly finished. The district will purchase 21 sites including homes along an 18 acre Bradshaw tract within the next two weeks as part of the project.
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