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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 2004

Page

5

FEMA approves aid for 11 counties in West Virginia flood cleanup

FEMA grants 75 percent public assistance to Braxton Gilmer Jackson Logan Mingo Putnam Raleigh Roane Webster Wirt and Wayne counties affected by May 30 31 floods. Federal disaster declaration covers 24 counties with individual aid already approved. Mingo hardest hit with up to 4 inches of rain. second storm added 2 inches.

Charleston Federal Emergency Management Agency Braxton Gilmer Jackson Logan Mingo Putnam Raleigh Roane Webster Wirt Wayne Bush FEMA Mingo County West Virginia State Office of Emergency Services Varney, Pie Musick Bottom

Freedom rally rides to aid military families in Bluefield

Hundreds of riders from six states joined the second annual Let Freedom Ride in Bluefield bringing funds to the Armed Forces Emergency Services Fund. Bikes gathered at Cole Harley and CiCi's Pizza to support families of servicemen overseas with Coast Guard, Army, and National Guard aid. Last year drew 328 bikes and over 300 attendees as organizers expect a larger turnout.

Bluefield Cole Harley-Davidson/Buell CiCi’s Pizza Armed Forces Emergency Services Fund Donald Ramey Grundy Donald Afghanistan Steve Robertson Princeton Robertson Teresa Guill Cole Harley Texas Harley- Davidson Wytheville

Virginia boycott urged over anti gay law sparks web activism

Activists press Virginia boycott to protest a new law restricting civil unions and similar contracts for same sex couples. Virginia is forHaters.org urges shopping bans of Virginia firms and directs tourism away from the state as Equality Virginia plans legal challenges and June 30 protests before the law takes effect. Porters say the national issue could shift commerce, citing a 1992 Colorado boycott. JCrew cited as a target with a Lynchburg center.

Richmond Virginia Make Love Legal Diane Horvath Jamestown Equality Virginia Jerry Kilgore Jay Porter David Smith Porter U.S J.crew Lynchburg

Twin Branch Recreation Facility under way in McDowell County

Development of the Twin Branch Adventure Facility proceeds with support from the Citizens Conservation Corps. The site will provide cabins campsites a fishing pier archery paintball two small businesses a hiking trail and picnic facilities with access to the Hatfield McCoy Trails. Up to 15 jobs will be created as visitors boost the local economy and partners include Appalachian Regional Commission Rural Development Bluefield State College Center for Applied Research and Technology and McDowell County figures. Construction aims for spring 2005 opening with a second phase adding offices environmental education and luxury cabins.

Davy Twin Branch McDowell County Citizens Conservation Corps Hatfield-McCoy Trails Dorothy Horne West Virginia Horne Robin Martin H.C Kit” Lewis Jr Martin Charles Owens Cowens Bottonline.com

Son charged in mother's slaying at Langley AFB

Quentin S. Ponder, 20, is charged with killing his mother Master Sgt. Gloria J. Ponder, 43, at her Langley Air Force Base home. A warrant was issued Thursday after her body was found Tuesday. Ponder, known as Q, was born in Texas and was believed to drive a gold 2002 Volvo S 60 with Virginia plate VGX 9844.

Hampton Langley Air Force Base Quentin S. Ponder Gloria J. Ponder FBI Ponder Langley Gloria Ponder Quentin Ponder Texas Virginia

Settlement reached in harassment suit in Virginia Beach

Virginia Beach officer Julie L. Pickell, with over 15 years in the department, will receive 62,000 dollars and will take a job investigating civil rights claims for the city attorney's office. She keeps her master police officer rank as she shifts to workplace ethics work. The city admits no wrongdoing but agrees to expert consultation and enhanced discrimination training.

Virginia Beach Julie L. Pickell Detective Bureau Pickell U.S. District Court Norfolk

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