Moon Phases for June and July
The calendar lists moon phases for June 14 21 29 and a note for July with the period not fully specified. This slice records visible illumination changes including new and full moons around mid and late June near the start of July.
Lawmakers craft short term funding plan for workers' comp
Charleston leaders and Gov. Wise aides outline a 225 million dollar stopgap for the near-bankrupt Workers' Compensation Division to last through June 2006, with 150 million from the black-lung fund, 20 million from tobacco settlement funds, and 10 million from the general budget, while Republicans push back on the cash sourced from business premiums and plan.
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Bob Wise
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Bob Kiss
Draleigh
Brooks McCabe
Chanawha
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Greg Burton
State AGs urge Supreme Court to overturn pledge ruling
Attorneys general from all 50 states filed papers urging review of a Ninth Circuit decision that reciting the Pledge of Allegiance in schools is unconstitutional for referring to God. The brief cites support from 49 states joined with Oklahoma and Idaho leaders, with California planning a separate brief.
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Drew Edmondson
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Lawrence Walden
California
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Bill Lockyer
Walden
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Flooding in Giles County Bblocks Pembroke Area
Heavy rains caused flash flooding in the Pembroke and Pearisburg area in Giles County Virginia. Six homes had flooded basements per Pembroke Fire Chief Chris Neice. Flooding was controlled by press time. Wenonah Avenue near S A Robinson Apartments closed about 30 minutes from 6 to 6:30 p.m. Rocks washed onto Mill Road.
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Pembroke/Pearisburg
Chris Neice
Wenonah Avenue
S.A. Robinson Apartments
Neice
Mill Road
Police blotter items from Princeton and Bluefield area
Petty larceny reports include a $300 ceramic deer and doe stolen from a East 2nd Street residence in Princeton on June 9. A grand larceny involved a $5,245 all terrain vehicle stolen from a Bluefield residence around 1:30 a.m. on June 9. Additional items note failure to pay child support for Richard Nowlin Jr., 21, of Princeton, plus domestic assault, grand larceny of a $1,500 15 hp Evinrude motor, threats to kill, assault and battery, and domestic battery with several deputies noted as arresting officers.
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Princeton
J.J. Ruble
Bluefield
P.P. Richmond
Richard Nowlin Jr
Eades Mill Road
R.M. Combs
Drug bust leads to arraignment in Beckley case
Sheriff’s deputies executed a search warrant after information about a residence. Farmer was arraigned Wednesday on possession with intent to deliver before Magistrate Danny Falkiner. Bond set at 15000 dollars and he was sent to the Southern Regional Jail in Beckley. Investigation continues.
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Beasley
Sheriff’s Department
Danny Falkiner
Falkiner
Beckley
Charles Owens
Cowens
Bottonline
Funerals and burial services in Virginia and West Virginia
James Perry Jackson funeral at Castle Rock Baptist Church Pembroke Va with interment at Birchlawn Cemetery Pearlsburg Va Alice Pearl Seets McPeak service at Cravens Shires Funeral Home Bluewell with burial at Roselawn Memorial Gardens Courthouse Road Princeton Helen Mae Milam service at Rowland H Bailey Funeral Chapel Bailey Kirk Princeton with interment at Roselawn Memorial Gardens Princeton
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Castle Rock Baptist Church
Pembroke
Birchlawn
Pearlsburg
Alice Pearl ‘Seets’ McPeak
Cravens- Shires
Bluewell
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
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Bailey-Kirk
Shooting in custody as investigation continues
Police held back information on a shooting at a residence where four others were present. The shooter faces murder charges after about five shots were fired from a Reuger 9 mm handgun. Further details will be released as the investigation proceeds.
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Blankenship
Jody Neal
Meal
Bdtonline
Saunders gets 17 year sentence in manslaughter case
Chief Circuit Court Judge Booker T. Stephens sentenced Saunders to 17 years in prison, 12 years for voluntary manslaughter plus five additional years for prior convictions. Prosecutor Sid Bell noted Saunders admitted to being the same person linked to three felony breaking and entering counts. Bell said federal review may proceed due to five prior convictions across Mercer County and Virginia.
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Saunders
cDowell County
Sid Bell
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