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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 2007
Page
1
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A 21 year old man with muscular dystrophy was strapped to an electric wheelchair that jammed in a semitrailer grille and was dragged at about 50 mph. He escaped unharmed but was hospitalized as a precaution, recounting thoughts of the ride not stopping. His father said the incident began when the light turned green and the chair’s handles became lodged.
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William Melton Saunders 54 announces retirement as Bluefield High School Beaver Band director after 27 years. He wrote the notice on a blackboard to give the school board time to post the opening. Saunders recalls his father’s death and his path to music, honoring students with lifelong memories.
Graduation opened new doors for Graham High School, Tazewell High School, and Pocahontas High School as 125 Graham graduates filed into Graham Middle School gym Friday. Salutatorian Levi Joseph Wright reflected on opportunities and doors that lead to adulthood and new chances for growth.
Virginia prohibits driving while text messaging or talking on a cell phone for drivers under 18. The law, which also outlaws hand free use, takes effect July 1 after passage by the General Assembly. Sheriff Caudill urged better driving habits and noted many drivers rush without thinking of consequences.
President Bush aims to revive the immigration bill after a setback as he plans a Capitol lunch with GOP senators next week. Backers push to limit amendments, while opponents vow continued opposition. Democratic leaders say Bush is too tepid in pressing the measure offering legal status to about 12 million illegal immigrants. Senate backers fell 15 votes short of cloture, forcing Reid to set the measure aside, citing Bush's direct intervention as crucial. Senator Lindsey Graham questioned who owns the bill amid mixed signals.
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