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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 2019

Page

5

Businesses push back as Trump tariffs unsettle GOP

Washington reports that major business groups oppose tariffs, citing risk to growth while praising tax cuts and deregulation. The Koch network and Chamber of Commerce explore shifting support, though Trump insists tariffs are beneficial. Industry leaders warn of uncertain supply chains and retaliatory duties.

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Marshall expels convicted student amid new rape charges

Marshall University in Huntington West Virginia expelled 22 year old Joseph Chase Hardin who faced two additional sexual assault charges after a 2016 dorm rape claim. The case prompted scrutiny of campus discipline and ongoing federal suit alleging mishandled proceedings. Hardin previously received a Kennedy plea to a downgraded battery charge and three years probation.

Huntington Marshall University West Virginia Joseph Chase Hardin Jerome A. Gilbert Hardin Circuit Cent Kerry A. Nessel Marshall B. Ever Hanna Kennedy

Watchdog finds unreported neglect in nursing facilities across Medicare

A federal watchdog says thousands of potential neglect and abuse cases involving Medicare beneficiaries were not reported by nursing facilities despite mandatory rules. The 2016 estimate: about 6,600 unreported cases affecting nearly 6,200 patients, representing 18 percent of ER transfers from facilities with red flags. CMS vows tighter oversight and clearer reporting guidance.

Washington Health and Human Services Inspector General Gloria Jarmon Inspector General Medicare CMS

Body found in rural area under investigation

The body was found by a man cutting grass in a rural area. The State Medical Examiner's Office will identify the deceased. Authorities say the cause of death is still undetermined. The McDowell Sheriff's Office received assistance from Stat EMS, the War Fire Department, and the West Virginia State Police. The case remains under investigation. Contact Samantha Perry at sperry bdionline.com

Muncy McDowell Sheriff's Office Stat Ems War Fire Department West Virginia State Police Samantha Perry Sperry

Dragon Center Teases Giant 15-Foot Display And Upcoming Events

Cartwright and associates push toward completing a new center with a 15-foot dragon statue, retail space, and a pedestal to secure it within weeks. They plan motorcycle events later but expect major sport car gatherings, including a national Z Club BMW turnout, around June 27 in Tazewell as the site nears finish.

Cartwright Tazewell

Morrissey Triumphs in Virginia Primary Amid Party Troubles

Morrissey, a white Richmond-area favorite with a history of legal and personal scandals, won the Northern Virginia seat in Tuesday’s primary. Analysts say his victory could distract Democrats from internal turmoil while he pledges a powerful Senate role and family values image.

Randy Minchew Northern Virginia Morrissey Minchen Richmond-area State Capitol Joe Melvin Washington Sen Rosalyn Dance Associated Press Senate

Indoor sports venue eyed for regional complex

Day envisions a year round facility to host large tournaments and boost the economy across southwest Virginia. He cites 300 to 400 attendees at events, with visitors spending on hotels, restaurants, and retail. A feasibility study will guide fundraising from federal state and local sources, with risk of an unfeasible outcome.

Liberty University Ameni Virginia Roanoke Day

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