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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1995

Page

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G7 backs U N buildup amid Bosnia crisis in Halifax

At a Halifax meeting the G7 approved plans to finance a larger U N peacekeeping force for Bosnia and an international bailout fund to curb future crises. Leaders pressed for contributions from Gulf states and wealthy nations while noting uncertain pay shares and limited diplomatic progress.

Halifax Nova Scotia Bosnia U.N Balkans Sarajevo Boris Yeltsin Persian Gulf Asia John Major Jacques Chirac Tomiichi Murayama Jacques Santer Jean Chretien Clinton Helmut Kohl Kohl

Mercer County seeks Supreme Court review of levy ruling

The Mercer County Board of Education appeals Judge Burnside's June ruling that halted a November 1994 excess school levy. Citizens Watch Group contends the levy violated West Virginia law by not itemizing funds on the ballot. The group warns of a statewide impact as about 16 similar levies exist.

Princeton Mercer County Board of Education West Virginia Supreme Court Robert A. Burnside Jr Mercer County Circuit Court Burnside Citizens Watch Group of Mercer County, Inc Citizens Watch of Joan Byrd

Ermo clears hurdle to begin construction

BLUEFIELD The East River Mountain Overlook restoration project clears a final federal formality. The ISTEA funded work has the go-ahead from the state Division of Highways and the federal government will receive project forms. Groundbreaking is delayed to late June or early July due to the clearance.

Bluefield East River Mountain Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce Nelson Walker State Division of Highways Walker East River Mountain Overlook West Virginia

Hardwood Expo 95 to feature technology in action

The fourth AH Expo at Brushfork Armory in Mercer County runs Friday and Saturday with about 6,000 expected attendees and exhibitors from 14 states and two foreign countries. The event opens with a ribbon cutting led by James Buck Harless of Gilbert Lumber, showcasing primary and secondary wood processing gear and products.

Luefield Appalachia Mercer County Brushfork Armory Dave Martens West Virginia-Virginia James “Buck” Harless Gilbert Lumber Company United States Canada Robert C. Byrd Hardwood Technology Center Gardner Janet Bailey

Officials identify air crash victims in Virginia

Three Tennessee residents died in a Piper PA-31 Navajo crash two miles west of Southwest Virginia Community College. Pilot Reginald Stanley Swick, 38, and Justin Andrew Lee, 10, of Chattanooga, and Leon Paul McDaniel, 50, of Ooweh, Tenn., were identified by Virginia State Police. Engines were found about a mile from the scene after witnesses said the plane clipped trees before crashing and catching fire. Initial radar contact came at 10:30 p.m. on Wednesday with descent requested from 17,000 to 15,000 feet amid icing conditions.

Richlands Tennessee Southwest Virginia Community College Virginia Department of Aviation Tazewell Russell County Reginald Stanley Swick Stepon Justin Andrew Lee Riverglade Drive Chattanooga Tenn Leon Paul McDaniel Milstone Drive Oohewah Virginia State Police D. Fowler Atlanta

Saturday Weather Forecast for West Virginia

Mostly sunny today with highs in the 70s to 80s. Tonight will be clear with lows in the upper 40s to mid 50s. Weather package A-10 West Virginia Daily 36-9-1 Daily 4.

Thorn leads NBA rules shift to calmer playoff flow

Rod Thorn, former Princeton standout and WVU All-American, now NBA senior VP of basketball operations, chaired a five-man rules committee that shortened 3 point range, cut hand checking, and altered illegal defense. After 1995 playoffs saw no fights and only one technical foul, he says the league now supports varied styles and open play for smaller stars like Avery Johnson and Dana Barros.

Luefield NBA Tiorn Basketbrawl WVU Jerry West Thorn New York City Avery Johnson Dana Barros

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