June 16 2009 local online update
A brief online bulletin from bdtonline.com dated Tuesday June 16 2009 reports community notices and timely local items. The snippet highlights ongoing events and public information distributed through the site.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2009
Page
2
A brief online bulletin from bdtonline.com dated Tuesday June 16 2009 reports community notices and timely local items. The snippet highlights ongoing events and public information distributed through the site.
New York taxi driver Fabio Peralta has turned the backseat into an art studio handing riders pens and paper to sketch. He has collected about 7,000 drawings including hummingbirds Obama and cabin scenes. Riders contribute confessions and sketches become booklets for his 30 second video skits.
West Virginia Daily three digits 3 0 9 and four digits 8 4 9 3. Virginia Pick three 8 3 6 and Pick four 5 1 0 3.
AP analysis notes Barack Obama drew boos at an AMA meeting when he said he would not back limits on malpractice lawsuits. The president must balance competing demands from trial lawyers unions insurers employers hospitals and drug makers to gain broad support for health care overhaul. coalition politics and cautious concessions shape the plan as it moves forward.
Mercer County doctors offered mixed opinions on President Povens health care revamp plans as he prepared to address the AMA in Chicago. They weighed Medicare and Medicaid funding, potential federal cuts, and the cost impact of defensive testing to shield against lawsuits, with Dr. Marshall Long noting excessive testing to avoid missed diagnoses.
Residents of Bradshaw Mountain in McDowell County will receive federal stimulus water aid after eight years of cisterns and wells going dry during droughts. Pastor Bob Blevins notes prayer and persistence helped officials recognize the health need, with about 590 of 600 homes ready to sign up for county water.
The McDowell County Public Service District signed a letter of condition with Rural Utilities Services to complete phases three and four of the Jobo Paynesville Water Extension Project. The plan will provide public drinking water to the Bradshaw Mountain area and related communities. Officials announced the move at a Coalwood meeting, saying it clarifies what they were awaiting.
After eight years under state management a third performance audit is planned this fall to determine if McDowell County schools can return to local control. Kenna Seal of the Office of Education Performance Audits will lead the re audit.
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