Wednesday June 9 2004 highlights on bdtonline
Local desk previews Wednesday June 9 2004 events and stories centered on regional updates, politics, and community milestones with brief notices and upcoming schedules.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 2004
Page
1
Local desk previews Wednesday June 9 2004 events and stories centered on regional updates, politics, and community milestones with brief notices and upcoming schedules.
The WVVA weather forecast notes areas of early morning fog then sun with increasing clouds and scattered afternoon thunderstorms. Humid and warm conditions with highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s.
A price bulletin lists several stations with regular unleaded fuel at 1.91, 1.92, and 1.93 dollars. Entries include Kollege Mart and College Avenue Chevron in Bluefield Virginia, Stop-n-Go in Green Valley, Arrowhead Deli in Brushfork, KO and Go Mart in Green Valley, and Kroger in Princeton.
The West Virginia Daily presents a concise set of game lines with 3: 6 0 2 and 4: 7 7 6 5, indicating scores or totals across events. No teams or players are named in the readable fragment.
Lawmakers and residents consider two bills S89 and HR163 to reinstate a two year military draft for 18 to 26 year olds. The measures remain in the Armed Services Committee and face little momentum, with Rep. Rick Boucher dismissing any restart of the draft.
President Bush declares 24 WV counties, including Mercer, McDowell, and Tazewell, eligible for individual assistance grants to cover flood related expenses. McDowell County Administrator B.G. Smith welcomes the news and FEMA contact is (800) 621 FEMA.
Bluefield city board sets priorities for annual Region I planning input. City Manager Mark Henne ranks categories from community facilities to energy and lists nine funding projects including Streetscape phase II at 461 771 dollars demolition program at 425 000 dollars and Telegraph building preservation at 121 500 dollars. Town Hall Meeting planned before Bluefield A-5.
Mercer County votes to advertise a public hearing on consolidating voting precincts 61 and 67 in Bramwell. Commissioner John Anderson suggests expanding consolidation countywide. Bramwell residents say the move should not adversely affect voters.
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