Friday June 10 2005 event note from Bdtonline
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 2005
Page
2
A brief listing dated Friday June 10 2005 appears from Bdtonline dot com noting local items of interest. The fragment mentions the date and a web address as the source reference.
Cloudy morning with an 80 percent chance of thunderstorms late in the day. High near 80. Storms tapering off in the evening with a low around 66.
In San Francisco a cab thief with a possible master key has stolen six Yellow Cabs in two weeks. The robber covers in car video, then shuttles passengers and avoids the $95 daily gate fee. An abandoned taxi near police HQ carried $80 in fares. Inspector Dean March calls the case clear and driven.
Lottery results summarized with West Virginia Daily 3 numbers 6 3 7 and Daily 4 7 6 6 5, plus Virginia Pick 3 9 0 4 and Pick 4 3 5 0 5. No further context provided.
The notice provides the Telegraph re-delivery line number 304 327 2802 and hours from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. seven days a week for solving delivery problems within the limited re delivery area. Call by noon to ensure timely delivery.
Tennessee heelsplitter mussels found along Indian Creek in Cedar Bluff may force rerouting of a proposed East Tennessee Natural Gas line. County officials favor the original route to avoid schools while noting the project would connect three taps to boost local development and provide free access to the county.
Mercer County leaders met at the Princeton Elks Lodge to review three proposals from a special committee. The Engendering Cooperation Through Impact Projects plan urged collaboration between Bluefield and Princeton with a focus on a new Equestrian Park in Mercer County as Impact Project No 1 for local economic development. Father Thomas Acker and Bill Baker chaired the study, leading seven proposals in total.
U S Rep Nick Rahall and conference committee members began ironing out differences between House and Senate highway bill versions. They have three weeks to strike a compromise and send the bill to the President for signature while short term funding expires June 30. The House version includes 2.3 billion for West Virginia with extra funds for southern transportation projects.
Aaron Tippin, raised in South Carolina and now based near Nashville, says West Virginia is still his state. He describes himself as a hillbilly and notes fans travel from places like upstate New York to see him perform amid mountain scenery.
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