Friday June 5 2009 local online briefing
A brief online update dated Friday June 5 2009 from bdtonline.com outlines local news highlights and events for the day, reporting on community matters, happenings, and upcoming deadlines. Names of local groups and places appear with minimal context.
Today Mostly cloudy with showers and mild highs
The forecast notes mostly cloudy skies after morning showers with temperatures peaking around 69 degrees. The day begins with scattered rain but improving conditions are expected later as humidity shifts and winds remain light.
Obama cautions limits of Cairo speech on Muslim world
President Barack Obama tells a French interviewer that one speech cannot solve all Middle East problems. He says expectations should be modest regarding U S relations with the Muslim world and cites the Cairo address.
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Barack Obama
Cairo
U.S
Phoenix bishop gets suspended sentence for church bell noise
A Phoenix church leader Bishop Richard Painter received a suspended 10 day jail term for violating a city noise ordinance by tolling bells at the Cathedral of Christ the King. He plans an appeal while limits cap chimes at 60 decibels for two minutes on Sundays and religious holidays.
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Richard Painter
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Cathedral of Christ the King
Northwest
Painter
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Lottery results listed with Virginia Pick 3 numbers 0 4 9 and Pick 4 numbers 8 8 3 7. Also shows West Virginia Daily 3 and 4 draw formats with sequences.
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West Virginia Daily
Daily
Virginia
Subscription and delivery contact details for the paper
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Gas prices may temper Summer Travel plans in region
Rising fuel costs could affect vacations as AAA reports West Virginia average at 2.66 per gallon, Virginia 2.42, Ohio 2.70, Pennsylvania 2.56. Local prices 2.59 in Princeton Bluefield and 2.49 in Bluefield VA Grundy VA. Laura Gooch of Bluefield AAA notes global oil trading and Asia activity push prices higher while urging travelers to seek bargains and flexible destinations.
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Bluefield
West Virginia
Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Grundy
AAA
Laura Gooch
Bluefield Aaa
Tazewell
Asia
U.S
Gooch
Public Service Commission Denies AEP Interim Rate Increase
West Virginia PSC rejects American Electric Power request for an 18.5 percent interim rate hike in WV. The panel warned that approving a large complex increase without an audit and review could cause financial hardship for customers amid tough economic times. Appalachian Power and Wheeling Power, AEP subsidiaries, had sought 442 million dollars, about 43 percent.
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Bluefield
State Public Service Commission
American Electric Power
West Virginia
AEP
Appalachian Power
Wheeling Power
Public input sought APCO hike in Va to be phased
Virginia APCO rate hike case: two utilities seek a three year phased increase after a temporary suspension through December. Interim rates with refunds requested, commission aims for a decision by September. Bluefield officials circulate a regional petition opposing the proposal. Mayor Linda Whalen welcomes the commission’s movement.
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Commission
Bluefield
Linda Whalen
Naked man dies in Bluefield custody after arrest
Bluefield authorities report Don Anderson, 50, was nude and running into vehicles on Bluefield Avenue near Mulberry Street Apartments Dairy Queen and Joy Mart. He was arrested after refusing to obey officers and found unresponsive in his isolated cell about an hour later. He died at Bluefield Regional Medical Center.
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Bluefield
Mercer County
Bluefield Avenue
Bluefield Regional Medical Center
Mulberry Street
Dairy Queen
Joy Mart
J.W
Joe” Wilson
William H Sanders dies at 92. Navy Cross recipient, Princeton leader
William Henry Sanders, 92, a Princeton community figure and UVA Law School graduate who earned the Navy Cross for bravery at Tarawa, died at Princeton Community Hospital. A reluctant war hero, he opposed conflict yet showed unwavering commitment and championed unpopular causes.
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William Sanders
Princeton
William Henry Sanders
Princeton Community Hospital
Tarawa Atoll
Gilbert Islands
Sanders
University of Virginia Law School
Chicory Square to host two downtown concerts today
Bluefield hosts double the downtown fun with noon Media Day program and a 6 p.m. East River Mountain Town Band performance at Chicory Square. Sponsored by the Daily Telegraph and the Bluefield Fine Arts Commission, the double concert day opens the summer series.
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Chicory Square
Bluefield
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Daily Telegraph
Fine Arts Commission
East River
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