Weather Update for June 19 2007 Showers After 4 PM Likely
Tuesday June 19 2007 forecast notes showers and thunderstorms likely mainly after 4 pm. Partly cloudy conditions with a high near 86 degrees. The outlook emphasizes concentration of storm activity in the afternoon and early evening.
Airstrike in Afghanistan Kills Seven Children
Sgt 1st Class Dean Welch a coalition spokesman said if children were inside the building the airstrike would not have occurred. The U S led coalition targeted suspected al Qaida militants killing seven children in Afghanistan in the operation.
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Baby Birds Return to Bowen Field in Opening Play
The Baby Birds resume action at Bowen Field in a seasonal return showcase. Pitchers and hitters aim to set a confident tone for early matchups as the squad eyes quick strides in the standings.
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Market Watch June 18 2007 Dow Jones Advances and Declines
Market data shows Dow Jones at 26.50 points higher at 13,612.98 while Nasdaq composite rests at 2,626.60 and S&P 500 at 1,531.05. Trading volume near 2.46 billion shares with lists of advancers, decliners, and new highs and lows for Nasdaq and overall market.
World's oldest man receives Guinness certificate in Japan
Tomoji Tanabe, 111, confirmed as the world's oldest man, says he avoids alcohol and smoking while keeping a daily diary and milk habit. He received a Guinness certificate in Miyakonojo, Japan, and notes his age follows Emiliano Mercado Del Toro's death. Yone Minagawa, 114, is the oldest woman, also Japanese.
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West Virginia Virginia Lottery Draw Summary
West Virginia Daily lists results for games: 3 8 0 8 Daily 4 8 8 6 5 Virginia Pick 3 1 3 5 Pick 4 1 2 9 4. No further context or outcomes provided.
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Telephone contact for paper delivery line details
Readers are urged to call the Telegraph delivery line at (304) 327 2802 between 7 a.m. and 12 p.m. daily to resolve delivery issues and ensure timely service. Call by noon within the delivery area for fastest assistance.
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Bridge contract awarded for twin Bluefield bridges
The West Virginia Department of Transportation approved a 16.3 million dollar bid from Ahern and Associates of South Charleston to build twin bridges over Route 19 in Bluefield connecting the K A Amarr Interchange to Stoney Ridge. Construction could start by late July with traffic control planned this summer on Route 19 Route 25 and Route 112.
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Heat record set as Bluefield hits 90 in modern era
In Bluefield the temperature rose to 90 degrees on Monday, the hottest in modern history for Nature's Air-conditioned City. A lemonade giveaway runs 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. across Bluefield and Bluefield Virginia at multiple spots including Chicory Square, Graham Square, Wal-Mart, Goody Koontz drugstore, and Kroger.
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West Virginia tops child abuse death rate in region
A federal report shows West Virginia had 16 child abuse or neglect deaths from October 2004 to September 2005, yielding 4.18 per 100000 residents, the highest rate among neighboring states and nationally. Kentucky and Ohio also high. Maryland and Virginia lower. Data from the Administration for Children and Families.
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Supply convoy to Costa Rica begins long drive
On Monday morning two tractor-trailers and a bus carrying contributions and possibly Martha Stewart’s prison bank set out from Rinceton for a long drive to Costa Rica. The convoy, organized by Christian Convoy, aims to aid missionaries working there.
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