Wednesday June 7 2006 item from Bdtonline
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2006
Page
1
A fragment from Bdtonline dated Wednesday June 7 2006 is summarized as an initial news tease. The readable bits show a single dated item without clear names or events to specify.
Partly cloudy day with a chance of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. Highs in the mid 70s. Will monitor any development and adjust forecasts as needed.
Market data show Nasdaq diary totals with 1,208 advances and 1,833 declines. New highs reached 1,142, new lows 140, and volume traded 2.135 billion shares.
Ali Aghili and Marney Hurst, both of Boulder, were due to marry at the Little Nell Hotel in Aspen. A pre wedding fight led to arrests after punches were thrown, with $250 bond conditions forcing the couple to stay apart. Three hours of police work followed after a 911 call. Hurst was shouting at Aghili’s sister during the incident.
West Virginia Daily results show Daily 3 numbers 5 3 7 and Daily 4 numbers 7 2 0 4. Virginia Pick 3 numbers are 8 7 8 and Pick 4 numbers are 5 6 2 2.
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In Tazewell County, residents weigh Project VISTA amid mixed views on closing Springville Elementary and merging with Dudley Primary and Graham Intermediate. Backers urge modernization while critics push renovations to avoid disrupted air quality and student transport, citing Springville’s condition and funding needs.
A public hearing at Tazewell Middle School drew residents urging a revenue-neutral tax rate amid rising reassessed property values. Speakers pressed for lower levies, noting impacts on retirees and farmers. County figures show reassessment increases shrinking from 45 percent to about 24 percent after adjustments.
Lois Scott Nichols born June 7, 1905 in Montcalm and Rosa Wright Lester born June 7, 1906 in Matoaka both reach 100. Separate family parties were held last weekend, with Nichols’ son hosting in Bluefield and Lester’s gathering at Bland Street Methodist Church. Both women, lifelong teachers and Concord University graduates, never met.
In Southwest Virginia fentanyl rising as a deadly drug among addicts with widespread concerns in Tazewell County. Commonwealth Attorney Dennis Lee notes early 2000s growth in distribution and misperceptions about patches, while federal Mexican-lab shutdown hoped to curb the supply. The piece links rising abuse to history with Oxycontin and prescription painkillers.
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