Thursday June 15 2006 news highlights from Bdtonline
A brief digest from bdtonline.com for Thursday June 15 2006 covers local updates, community notices, and short reports involving area organizations and residents. The items emphasize upcoming events, public notices, and regional developments.
Patchy Fog and Sun Forecast for Today
Patchy dense fog in the morning gives way to mostly sunny skies. Highs reach the upper 70s with northwest winds around 10 mph.
GHS student aims high in world class sport
Sports note records a GHS student with exceptional aim and potential for elite competition. Market indices and diary figures are listed, noting advances and declines across exchanges. The entry emphasizes a standout athlete amid a broad page of financial data.
Suspect and dog end chase after bite incident
In Cedar City Utah a police pursuit ended when Nicholas T Galanis fled with his pit bull mixed dog in the car The dog bit its owner in the face tearing part of his nose during the chase Deputies followed a winding dirt road northwest of Modena and ended the pursuit Galanis was taken to Valley View Medical Center then Iron County Jail his dog sent to a local shelter
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Cedar City
Utah
Nicholas T. Galanis
Salt Lake City
Modena
Jody Edwards
Galanis
Edwards
Valley View Medical Center
Iron County
West Virginia and Virginia Lottery Draws Reported
West Virginia Daily lists the nightly numbers for West Virginia Daily 3 and Daily 4. Virginia Pick 3 and Pick 4 results are also reported with the draw codes 2 5 3 and 9 5 5 1 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Daily
Virginia
Delivery questions for Telegraph delivery line
To solve any problems concerning your paper's delivery contact the Telegraph delivery line at 304 327 2802 from 7 am to 12 pm seven days a week. Call by noon to ensure timely delivery within the limited delivery area.
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Telegraph
Lawmakers Pass Sex Offender Bill In West Virginia Special Session
West Virginia lawmakers convened a one day special session to address sexual predators and protect children while also tackling highway repairs state park funding and a shortfall in the teacher retirement fund. The House and Senate quickly approved the Child Protection Act of 2006 expanding penalties for first degree sexual assault and strengthening terms for offenses against children under 12. The measure was central to Gov. Joe Manchin's agenda.
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Charleston
West Virginia
House
Senate
Joe Manchin
del. Marshall Long
Dmercer
Long
Let Freedom Ride 4 Bikes Enter Bluefield Today
Motorcycles roar into Bluefield for Let Freedom Ride 4 as Shawn Beard, 47, plans the trip on his 2002 Indian Chief. He will ride from Wilmington to meet 15 bikers in North Carolina before entering Bluefield, sharing Marine family ties and service pride.
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Bluefield
Shawn Beard
Freedom Ride
Beard
North Carolina
Wilmington
Del
Raleigh
N.C
Woman indicted in Yoder case in Mercer County
Princeton area woman Annie Estremera was indicted by the Mercer County Grand Jury on negligent homicide and obstructing charges in the January 9 accident that killed Pike View High School student Ashley Yoder. Prosecutor Bill Sadler said Estremera did not flee but misled police about another car hitting the teen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Princeton Area
Pike View
Ashley Yoder
Annie Estremera
Mercer County Grand Jury
Bill Sadler
Sadler
Estremera
Yoder
Athens
Jackie Lee Harrison
Montcalm
Harrison
Kevin Shawn Dunn
Feds return 39 count superseding indictment in Graham case
Federal grand jury in Charleston returned a 39 count superseding indictment against Robert E. Graham of Stephenson, director of the Wyoming County Council on Aging and All Care Home and Community Services Inc. The charges include mail fraud, illegal use of wires, false tax returns, and theft related to pension and sick leave payments totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars from 1985 through 2004. Graham was previously named in a 21 count indictment filed January 26, with counts of theft, illegal monetary transactions, and tax filing falsehoods. Additional forfeiture counts seek $425,630.78.
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Luefield
Wyoming County Council On Aging
Charleston
Robert E
Bob” Graham
Stephenson
Itmann
All Care Home and Community Services Inc
Council On Aging
Graham
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