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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 2001

Page

3

Wal-Mart shopper saves by stopping car driven by 12-year-old

Beckley police say a 12-year-old boy, with Wal-Mart employee Jackie Lee Gooslin diving through a passenger door, stopped a Cavalier as it headed toward shoppers. The vehicle struck five parked cars before stopping. the boy, under the care of Irene Ewing, appeared to panic while attempting to pick her up. Gooslin said he grabbed the keys and put the car in park, avoiding injuries to bystanders.

Beckley Wal-Mart Jackie Lee Gooslin Gooslin J.L. McDaniel Irene Ewing Daniels

Public views split on televised McVeigh execution

Residents express mixed reactions to a televised execution. Some say they would watch to ensure justice, citing McVeigh’s cruelty and deserved death, while others refuse, arguing cruelty to watch and the futility of publicity. Several fear negative energy and sensationalism.

Roy Dunn, Jr Lindside Dunn Donna Dunn McVeigh Daniel Sloane Lashmeet Sharon Offa Athens Monroe County Becky Crabtree Roger Crabtree

Debate over McVeigh's execution and death penalty fate

Quotes from supporters and opponents in West Virginia and Princeton Attorney Robert E. Holroyd discuss whether capital punishment is appropriate for Timothy McVeigh. Holroyd argues life imprisonment could be more punishing, citing past repeal of the death penalty in West Virginia and his experience with capital cases.

McVeigh Hammond West Virginia Princeton Robert E. Holroyd Holroyd

Scouts Rise to Eagle: Local Troop 1 Celebrates Achievements

Scouts from Troop 1 in Princeton share their journeys from Cub Scouts to Eagle Scout candidates. Drew Kinder’s absence is noted. Jared Geiger and Rob Wimmer discuss Order of the Arrow ties while Matt Bragg prepares for the University of Kentucky. Story, vice president at Princeton Community Hospital, highlights leadership, teamwork, and character building within scouting.

Kirk Story Drew Kinder Story Princeton Community Hospital Princeton Rob Eagle Scout Jared Geiger Geiger Princeton High School Matthew Bragg Kentucky University of Kentucky Bragg Jared Mike Jane Geiger Rob Wimmer Order of the Arrow Matt Wimmer Honor Society of Scouting First United Methodist Church

SummerFest shows strong crowds and smooth operation in Princeton

The Princeton Mercer County Chamber of Commerce and local groups reported a successful SummerFest with substantial crowd turnout. Volunteers coordinated concessions and entertainment across the city park while police and fire departments maintained safety. Highlights included a 71-car show with 19 exhibits, Best of Show won by Don Reed's 1938 Chevy, and praise for the event's growing tradition and organization by Chairwoman Elizabeth Osborne and Executive Director George Lanton.

Princeton-Mercer County Rodney Riffe Larry Farley Music Row Princeton Fire Department Princeton Chamber Highlands Rec Center Don Reed Jeff Clark City of Princeton Danny Snuffer Paul Phyllis Crockett Dodge Rod Carol Runyon Marty Hambrick Chevrolet Ricky Dalton Henry Hutchinson Shelby Blankenship SummerFest Elizabeth Osborne George Lanton Jim MccMillian McMillian

Local woman leads police on high speed chase

Holly Doyle 28 of Princeton faces reckless driving fleeing an officer obstructing and four counts of hit and run after forcing several vehicles off the road then fleeing Princeton police. The chase began on Athens Road near Acme Market and ended with Doyle stopped at Mercer Street and South 7th Street. No injuries were reported. Doyle was held for arraignment.

Rinceton Holly Doyle Princeton Princeton Police Department Doyle Mercer Street South 7Th Street C.E. Mitchem Athens Road Acme Market Mitchem

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