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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 2003

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HEARTs used curricula sale at Covenant Presbyterian Church

HEART of Russell and Tazewell counties hosts a used curricula sale from 7 to 9 p m Friday at Covenant Presbyterian Church Claypool Hill inviting homeschoolers from the region to bring educational materials to sell Representatives from local colleges will discuss college admission scholarships and financial aid for home schoolers with parents and students Call Patricia Owen or Julie Helton for details

Claypool Hill Home Educators Association of Russell and Tazewell Counties HEART Covenant Presbyterian Julie Helton

Lawmakers vouch for votes on workers' comp reform

West Virginia lawmakers from the Princeton area defend their votes on the special session reform package. Sen Jesse C Guills Del Richard Browning and Sen Anita Skeens Caldwell explain their positions while others including Don Caruth Dr Marshall Long and House Majority Leader Rick Staton voted for the measure. a group of senators opposed.

Princeton Jesse C. Guills West Virginia Del Richard Browning Anita Guills Dels Don Caruth Marshall Long House Rick Staton Sens

Business leaders back bill in West Virginia

RINCETON Local business people largely support the Legislature proposed changes to the workers camp program. Chandler Swope president of Swope Construction in Bluefield credited Del Don Caruth for the effort and called the legislation generally favorable amid initial concerns about the claims management incentive assessment.

Rinceton West Virginia Chandler Swope Swope Construction Bluefield Del Don Caruth Swope

Officials say drug plan will disappoint seniors

Officials warn current Medicare prescription proposals will cost more than expected. Washington reports that seniors face limited government coverage, with both House and Senate bills requiring substantial personal spending and a complex coverage cut after high drug costs.

Washington Congress House Senate

Prosecutors: Violent crimes rising in locality

Daniel Harnsberger reports prosecutors say violent crime has doubled locally from 2001 to 2002 amid rising murder and rape figures. Local officials attribute the trend to broader national patterns with more pending murder cases than in recent years.

Dennis Lee Tazewell County Southern Commonwealth West Vkr Gimé Mercer County Bill Sadler

Four Seasons forecast stays soggy in Bluefield

Dennis Yena reports on persistent wet weather through spring with 35 of 48 days rainy since May 1. Bluefield totals show 2.14 inches through June, Roanoke at 4.8 inches, and a 14 day forecast predicting more rain and normal temperatures. Meteorologist Ken Kentura notes May and June felt wet but not extreme.

National Weather Service Blacksburg Bluefield Roanoke Ken Kentura

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