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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 2002
Page
1
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Christian motorcycle group holds first baptism as part of a faith outreach. Members gathered at a local meeting hall and riverfront location to receive the rite, affirming their commitment and spiritual fellowship within the club.
A local citizens group argues that coal haulers receive preferential treatment from authorities. The panel discussion focuses on fairness, regulation, and potential impacts on competing transport interests. Community members urge transparent rules and oversight.
Dozens of young volunteers travel from distant towns to support Alishia Blanchet, aiding her recovery and raising funds for her care. Community groups note the effort highlights youth service and regional cooperation amid ongoing support needs.
Four year old Jon Powell of Princeton travels to Florida with parents Melissa and Tim to meet Tiger Woods. Powell, fighting cancer diagnosed at 18 months, is a Make-A-Wish beneficiary and hopes to gain strength and inspiration from the meeting as Woods aims to reflect on Powell’s fight.
The Supreme Court, by 8-1, struck down an Ohio village door to door permit law, holding that campaigning and religious outreach cannot require prior government registration. Violators faced fines. The decision stressed First Amendment protections and the broad reach of free speech in everyday discourse.
Troy Sarver reports the Richlands Area Festival kicks off tonight at Richlands High School area with a James H. Drew Carnival running 4 to 11 pm and a blues show by Blue Reign, the 2001 Jamming on the Clinch winner. The setup includes the Hammer ride and other midway attractions as final preparations near completion.
Residents witnessed a powerful lightning strike Sunday evening that shattered a 100-foot pine on Gary Adkisson's property. The bolt ripped bark, sent wood splinters across yards and roofs, damaged fences and a car window, and briefly disrupted phone service with no injuries reported. Ed called it lucky that no one was hurt.
Staff Sgt. Anissa Ann Shero of West Virginia, killed in a military plane crash, will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery. Her body, along with two other Americans, was flown to a U.S. base in Germany with military honors and then to Dover Air Force Base in Delaware where arrival was scheduled. Her husband and family await details as arrangements unfold.
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