Mercer County Farm Bureau Region 8 meeting at Johnston Chapel
Mercer County Farm Bureau women host the Region 8 FBWC meeting at Johnston Chapel Church on I Hall's Ridge Road Princeton. Registration starts 9:30 a.m. Lunch provided. All Mercer Farm Bureau women invited. Also, Gary Lions Club hosts a pancake breakfast 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Gary Community Room, $3 adults $2 children, proceeds to Lions Light Foundation.
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Mercer County
Farm Bureau
Johnston Chapel
I Hall’s Ridge Road
Princeton
Gary Lions Club
Gary Community Room
Lions Light Foundation
Weather outlook under high chance of storms
Mostly cloudy today with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s. Tonight partly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows in the low 50s to lower 60s. Weather package A-6.
Cellular One Tip Line Urges Calls Across Six Counties
A news tip line invites residents in Mercer Tazewell Bland Monroe Summers Fayette and Greenbrier counties to call toll free for BDT updates and information.
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Mercer, Tazewell
Bland
Monroe
Summers
Fayette
Greenbrier Counties
Lotteries West Virginia Daily 3 and Daily 4 results
Daily 3 in West Virginia and Daily 4 in Virginia list the latest draw numbers and payout figures. No specific winners or dates provided in the fragment.
Extradition on hold as suspect recants murder tale
Princeton detectives await confirmation that Ronnie Bolin 24 of Princeton waived extradition from Huntsville North Carolina. Bolin was charged with second degree arson in the robbery arson murder of Fred Hawley 49 owner of EZ Auto Sales. Hawley died from a single gunshot at the dealership May 31. Bolin had burns on his hands and face and is said to have confessed before recanting the killing claiming it was accidental. A .22 revolver was found in his Huntsville vehicle.
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Princeton
Huntsville
N.C
Ronnie Eugene Bolin
Fred Hawley
EZ Auto
North Walker Street
Hawley
Bolin
R.C. Martin
C.N. Poe
Poe
Freddy (Hawley
Bert NealGets Kidney Transplant Support At School Picnic
Bert Neal a 15 year old freshman at Bluefield High School will receive a kidney from his father later this month at the University of Virginia Medical Center Charlottesville. He has been on dialysis 18 months and attended a school mid day picnic held in his honor with the whole student body showing support.
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Bluefield
Bluefield High School
Bert Neal
Lewis
Deborah Neal
Bert
University of Virginia Medical Center
Charlottesville
BHS
Second Harvest Editor's Note from Japan on hardwood industry
Editor's note filed from Japan continues a series examining the hardwood industry and related issues, detailing market conditions, supply chains, and potential impacts on producers and workers. The piece frames the broader economic context and sets up forthcoming installments in the series.
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Japan
Forum links forests future during travel symposium
BILL ARCHER of the Daily Telegraph reports from Okushima Japan where a small group from the Relay Symposia team left before the conference ended. He notes conversations with Dr. Akira Miyawaki of INTECOL and Prof. Wolfgang Haber on ecology and Japan's forests.
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Miyawaki
Senate Rejects Balanced Budget Amendment Vote Narrowly Falls Short
The Senate voted 64 to 35 against a proposed balanced budget amendment, two votes shy of the required two thirds. Outgoing Majority Leader Bob Dole and Democrats clashed over deficit reduction as Dole framed the defeat for political gain amid his presidential campaign.
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Washington
Senate
Bob Dole
Dole
Byrd and Rockefeller vote against balanced budget amendment
Senators Byrd and Rockefeller of West Virginia joined 34 Democrats and 1 Republican in voting no on a proposed constitutional balanced budget by 2002. The 64 to 35 tally fell short of the two thirds required, with Dole and Clinton trading rebuttals over deficit cuts and budget talks.
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Charleston
Robert C. Byrd
Jay Rockefeller
Byrd
Rockefeller
Dw.va
Dole
White House
Clinton
Bluefield forms panel to update city plan and chart development
A 20 member steering committee plus Bluefield directors will guide a two plan update to the 1974 comprehensive plan. One plan covers general city use and the other targets North Side revitalization. Woolpert Inc will draft by July with public forums over months to follow.
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Bluefield
City Hall
Bluefield Board of Directors
Woolpert, Inc
Dayton
Ohio
Charleston
Will Ballard
Woolport
Whitewood to Jewell Ridge water project funds approved
Whitewood to Jewell Ridge in Virginia will receive funding from the Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development. The project, now 85 to 90 percent designed, aims to supply a 150000 gallon tank on Chick Ridge and extend service to Jewell Ridge Chicken Ridge and parts of Stinson Ridge and Brown's Mountain. Additional funds come from Appalachian Regional Commission Thompson Foundation and CONSOL.
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Whitewood
Jewell Ridge
Reasor
HCD
Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development
Jack Reasor
Wayne Watts
Buchanan County Public Service Authority
Watts
Health Department
Chick Ridge
Tazewell
Buchanan County
Chicken Ridge
Stinson Ridge
Brown’s Mountain
Tazewell County
Appalachian Regional Commission
Thompson Foundation
Consol
Jim Spencer
PSA
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Jessica Woodie
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Fincastle Country Club
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