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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 2004
Page
1
A brief weather notice describes warm and humid conditions with a mix of sun throughout the day. No significant fronts or rainfall are reported, and temperatures are expected to rise into the high humidity late afternoon. Local residents are advised to stay hydrated and wear light clothing.
Regional shoppers find wallets eased by pocket friendly gas prices and new store tech guiding carts. Retailers in Ooty deploy smart shelves and cashless checkout to attract customers on a midweek shopping day.
Lottery draw listing numbers for West Virginia and Virginia games. No narrative or individuals, just sequences of drawn digits for Daily 3, Daily 4, Pick 3, and Pick 4.
Charleston AP The state Supreme Court heard arguments in a mass litigation over the July 2001 floods that devastated southern coalfields. About 3,500 victims seek damages from more than 90 coal timber and land firms, arguing mining and logging worsened the floods while industry lawyers caution on potential judgments.
Ronald Reagan lay in state in the Capitol Rotunda as a horse drawn caisson carried his casket for public tributes. Officials and citizens endured heat along Constitution Avenue to honor the 40th president in the first state funeral in decades.
In Princeton a state Ethics Commission subcommittee opted not to pursue charges against House Education Chairman Jerry Mezzatesta. Delegates and candidates from Mercer County voiced caution, asking for more information before taking sides regarding Mezzatesta or House Speaker Bob Kiss. Several challengers spoke out against the delay while others urged restraint.
Mercer Drug Free officials warn teens are likelier to try cannabis in June and July after a national study shows an average 6,300 teens daily start using marijuana in those months. Greg Puckett urges parents to engage more with their kids and seek help via TheAntiDrug.com/SchoolsOut.
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