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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 2005
Page
2
A compact entry referencing Sunday June 19 2005 with a link to www bdtonline com. The item denotes a date specific listing or update on the site and may reflect a community or regional posting. No further details are provided in the readable fragment.
Today brings a pleasant Father’s Day with partly cloudy skies and a high near 74. Tonight remains fair to partly cloudy with overnight low around 59.
Balloon festival opens with a grand start at Chautauqua as lights and color fill the sky. West Virginia Daily notes upbeat crowd, trails of heat and anticipation for weekend events.
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Gov. Joe Manchin frames upcoming West Virginia vote on the Pension Bond Amendment as critical for jobs and the economy. He argues passage saves at least 1.5 billion in interest and enables investment, job preservation, and creation strategies statewide.
Senator Manchin frames June 25 as a critical date in West Virginia history asking voters to approve a pension bond amendment. He contrasts two paths: ongoing growth decline and a chance for change toward a brighter, stronger future with approved action.
Approval would rework existing debt without new taxes and secure a fixed payment near 350 million annually, saving at least 1.5 billion compared with projected 724 million yearly payments by 2034. If rejected, debt could strain the state budget, harming programs. covenants would prevent upside down retirement funds.
Brett White rides a pony with his father Brian during a Fathers Day moment as a two and a half year old, while Kevin Helmandollar and his sons Jacob and Seth plan a couch boys day in watching every game on TV. John Wingo and son Ben gear up for a simple family meal to celebrate the holiday.
Circuit Court Judge Rudolph J Murensky known as Rudy, aged 78, died Friday in Charleston while staying with his daughter during cancer treatment. He served 1973 to 1992 on the bench and remained on senior status until his death, remembered as a respected jurist who inspired public service. Born July 4 1926 in Hemphill he grew up in Bradshaw and pursued a career shaping McDowell County's legal community.
Jeffrey and Allison Peyton face potential loss of health coverage as they juggle part time work, education plans, and the dream of keeping their Mercer County farm for their three boys and four grandchildren. The story outlines looming medical risks without insurer support and the couple’s struggle to secure stable employment.
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