Mercer County woman charged with 16 counts of first degree sexual assault
Dalasue Delissa Phillips 33 of Bluefield was arrested June 11 on 16 counts of first degree sexual assault. A Tazewell County student reported repeated abuse while Phillips counseled and babysat him over several years, beginning when he was in first grade. The case involves Virginia and West Virginia investigators and CPS records. Phillips is jailed on a $50,000 cash bond with home confinement if posted.
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Mercer County
Tazewell County
Virginia
West Virginia
Dalasue Delissa Phillips
Bluefield
J.J. Stewart II
Stewart
Child Protective Services
CPS
Phillips
Christopher B. Stacy
Stacy
ED. Horrocks
State Police
Crimes Against Children Unit
Mercer County Child Protective Services
W.va
Tazewell
Nature
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Greg Jordan
Gjordan
Bdionline
Senate approves burn pit benefits expanding veterans care nationwide
The Senate voted 84 to 14 to extend health care and disability benefits for Iraq and Afghanistan veterans exposed to burn pits, extending VA coverage 10 years post discharge, presuming linked respiratory illnesses and cancers, with costs about 283 billion over 10 years. The measure also broadens Agent Orange presumptions to Vietnam era veterans and regions including Thailand and Guam. President Biden urged swift House action to sign into law.
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Caferetta Nawzad
Helmand
Kabul
Afghanistan
Senate
Iraq
Washington
Southeast Asia
House
Nancy Pelosi
Calif
Joe Biden
Biden
Department of Veterans Affairs
Defense Department
Thailand
Cambodia
Laos
Guam
American Samoa
Chuck Schumer
D-N.v
America
Schumer
National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine
North Korea reports new epidemic tied to political messaging
North Korea announced an "acute enteric epidemic" in Haeju, noting widespread fever illness amid COVID hardships. KCNA and Rodong Sinmun showcased Kim Jong Un donating medicine from family reserves, sparking debate over political messaging versus medical concern.
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South Korea
North Korea
Korean Central
Haeju City
Kim Jong UN
Korean Central News Agency
Kim
Rodong Sinmun
Ri Sol Ju
Ahn Kyung-su
Dprkhealth.org
KCNA
World Health Organization
Ri Sol
Haeju
Community Foundation Awards $408000 in Scholarships
The Community Foundation of the Virginias awarded 135 scholarships to 99 applicants in the 2022 cycle. Funds from 37 scholarship funds support Bluefield and seven area high schools plus college students across 27 institutions.
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Community Foundation of the Virginias
Board of Directors
Graham
Montcalm
Pikeview
Princeton
Tazewell
Richlands
Alex Mahood
Civitan
Alfred and
Shirley Wampler
Caudill
Ann and
Gene Preservati
C. B. and
Ora Hunter Hancock
Cole Harley-Davidson
Cyrus Leroy
Blanche Mae Nicholson
Don and
Brenda Brohard
David A. Kovach
Jack Walter Witten
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Rose Lintcrope
Roy R. Raub
Sue Mandeville
Susanne Nelson
Wayne Christian
Wiliam G. Skewes
Foundation of Health Services of the Virginias, Inc
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Marsha A. Mead
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