Soldiers defend freedoms we enjoy today at home shores
Soldiers have given it all for the freedoms we enjoy today. They defend these freedoms to prevent fighting on home shores and protect national security.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 2005
Page
3
Soldiers have given it all for the freedoms we enjoy today. They defend these freedoms to prevent fighting on home shores and protect national security.
Bluefield reports strong turnout for Let Freedom Ride III with patriotism and respect for soldiers. Proceeds benefit the American Red Cross Armed Forces Emergency Services. A Bluefield Red Cross member said she is overwhelmed by the support, calling it amazing.
Governor Joe Manchin served as grand marshal and keynote speaker at Freedom Ride 2005 in Bluefield City Park. Charlie Cole welcomed hundreds at the Cole Harley Davidson hosted event honoring fallen troops and service members abroad. Cynthia Holt led the crowd in the Star Spangled Banner as Staff Sgt. Terry Corder explained the Armed Forces Emergency Services Relief Fund proceeds.
Local brief notes reference events and happenings listed for Sunday June 12 2005 with a website link wwwbdtonline.com for more details. Entities include a date and a regional news site, suggesting a standings or schedule item.
Today brings rain early followed by an 80 percent chance of scattered thunderstorms later. High near 75, with total rainfall around a quarter of an inch.
West Virginia Daily shows Daily 3 numbers 6 2 6 and Daily 4 numbers 3 0 9 2. Virginia Pick 3 draws 8 5 5 and Pick 4 numbers 3 0 4 3.
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Residents enjoy a sunlit Celebrate Princeton on Mercer Street with about 50 vendors and varied foods and activities. The Veterinary Associates dog show returns from SummerFest amid lively crowds. A hot pepper eating contest sees Dave Rubble win by consuming 22 jalapeno peppers in one and a half minutes.
West Virginia families with private employer coverage face about $1,800 higher costs this year to cover the uninsured, a Families USA study shows. The burden may rise to nearly $3,000 in five years as reimbursement gaps strain southern and western West Virginia hospitals and push strains on Medicare and Medicaid payments.
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