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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1997

Page

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Indicted in cabby murder case steps toward death penalty

Jonathan Gilbert, 18, was indicted on capital murder and robbery charges in the stabbing death of 84 year old Albert Basham, a Richlands taxi driver. The grand jury returned a true bill, and prosecutors plan to seek the death sentence. Basham’s car was found abandoned in Richlands after he was killed. Gilbert is jailed without bond awaiting trial.

Tazewell, Va Richlands Tazewell County Mike den Nis Jonathan Gilbert Gilbert Dennis Albert Basham Clifford Basham South Front Street

Country Music in the Square brings local talent to Princeton

In Princeton Town Square from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. today, singers Penny Justus Tiffany Pruett Brandi Roatsey and Megan Wolford perform country tunes. The event includes a SummerFest kick-off and Belle and Beau crown, with Green Valley Fire Department concessions. The free series runs Wednesdays through Sept 10 rain date June 19.

Princeton Penny Justus Tiffany Pruett Brandi Reatsey Megan Wolford Town Square Pineville Justus Pruett Princeton Senior High School Roatsey Wolford Vansant Pigeon Forge Green Valley Fire Department Melissa D. Cuppett

Bluefield Club Hosts 40th Anniversary With Orioles

The Bluefield Baseball Club marks its 40th anniversary with a Business After Hours event at Bowen Field in the Coppinger Clubhouse honoring the Baltimore Orioles. Admission is five dollars plus a business card. The event runs 5 to 7 p.m. today.

Bluefield Baseball Club Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce Bowen Field Coppinger Baltimore Orioles

Supervisors OK trash plan

In Tazewell Virginia the county Board of Supervisors approved an amended solid waste ordinance by a 4 to 1 vote to allow disposal of outside waste at the county landfill. Wilma Sayers opposed the measure citing concerns about accepting out of county waste.

Tazewell Tazewell County Ben Hudson Brown & Root Commonwealth Attorney’s Office Jimmy Thompson Thompson & Litton

Blaze destroys Bluefield home on Lee Street

A Bluefield residence at 212 Lee St. was gutted by fire early Tuesday. The occupant, Robert Williams, 41, escaped by leaping from a second story window and no injuries were reported. The blaze, reported at 12:30 a.m., required four and a half hours of firefighting. State fire marshal and police detective bureau are investigating a suspicious origin. Williams is housed at the Bluefield Econo Lodge through a burn-out fund. Fire units included three pumpers seven units and ten men.

Bluefield Lee St Rusty Holcomb Bluefield Fire Department Robert Williams Holcomb D.M. Dillon Bluefield Police Department Williams

Princeton Devils Ray Bring Pro Baseball to Town in 1997

The Princeton Devil Rays host Tampa Bay affiliate in the Appalachian League opener at Hunnicutt Field after moving from Butte. GM Jim Holland notes cross county rival Bluefield Orioles, with a packed ballpark expected and free gate courtesy of Citizens Communications. First 800 fans get magnet schedules, 500 receive commemorative pennants. balloons planned.

Rinceton Tampa Bay Princeton Devil Rays United States Canada Jim Holland Devil Rays Butte Mont Princeton Cross County Bluefield Orioles Bluefield Citizens Communication Holland Little Caesar's Pizza Orioles Vincent J. Naimoli

Literacy rally set in Bluefield features Hechler speech

The Friday literacy rally at Chicory Square begins around 6:30 p.m. with Keynote Speaker Ken Hechler addressing how literacy affects government. James Hoback Dan Turner and other local performers provide entertainment as sponsors promote Turn the Page literacy efforts.

Bluefield Chicory Square Greater Bluefield Chamber Whic Turn West Virginia Secretary of Ken Hechler James Hoback Curtis Institute of Music North Carolina School of the Arts Dan Turner Anthony Parsons Mel Saun

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