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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 2007

Page

5

Filmmaker Eyes Braxton County Monster Film

Independent filmmaker Thomas Dickens in Los Angeles hopes to produce a motion picture about the Braxton County Monster, joining the Mothman legacy. He needs budget funding while festival events in Charleston mark the Flatwoods Monster 55th Anniversary with exhibits and alien crash claims.

Beckley West Virginia Braxton County Flatwoods Richard Gere Los Angeles Thomas Dickens Dickens Charleston Larry Bailey Roswell N.M

Election canvass Bramwell Matoaka confirms votes

Bluefield Daily Telegraph reports Bramwell and Matoaka canvasses show write in Marsha Howell leading mayoral race in Matoaka with 41 votes to 31 for incumbent Randy Radatz. Recorder Michelle Lyons unopposed at 39 votes. Council totals unchanged. Howell envisions town growth via a coffee shop venue and park stage. Bramwell canvass 7 PM to 8:50 PM. Louise Stoker 104 votes, Molly Lohr-Robinetee 94. McDaniel 9. Athens canvass set for today.

Matoaka Mercer County Marsha Howell Randy Radatz Michelle Lyons Howell Radatz Bramwell Sandy Flanagan Louise Stoker Molly Lohr- Robinette F. Noel McDaniel Flanagan Edris H. Miller Jim Bishop Joe Vinciguerra Katharine Hewitt Barringer Kelly Murphy Eller Athens Greg Jordan Gjordan Bdttonline

Utah boy dragged from tent killed by bear in canyon

An 11-year-old boy was dragged from his family's tent and killed by a black bear during a Father's Day outing in American Fork Canyon Utah. The family slept in a large tent when the boy screamed something's dragging me and disappeared. The cut in the nylon tent suggested a bear attack rather than abduction.

Utah American Fork Stepfa Ther American Fork Canyon Salt Lake City U.S Forest Service

Warner's cautious stance tests Bush on Iraq war

Senator John Warner, seen as a potential switchblade on Iraq, has offered only mild challenge to President Bush. He opposed binding troop-deployment bills, voted against advancing his own plan, and backed a waivable aid restriction. Warner vows to reassess after August, seeking to balance loyalty and views while his stance frustrates both parties.

Ashington Sen John Warner Capitol Hill Virginia Republican Bush Warner U.S Iraq Baghdad White House Senate Senate Armed Services Committee Carl Levin D-Mich Warner’s Levin Navy Marine Corps John McCain Vietnam

Lemonade ties Bluefields in cool community spirit

Connie Saunders chaired the chamber board and praised the event that links Bluefields communities. The day’s heat topped 90 degrees at Mercer County Airport as residents looked forward to Kwik Kafe lemonade at multiple locations offering refreshing drinks and friendly service.

Connie Saunders Chamber

King Coal Highway bridge project moves ahead with contract

During a meeting, officials touted the bridge as a major step for the King Coal Highway project. The state budget originally totaled 20 million dollars for the bridge, with a 16.3 million dollar contract awarded and 3.7 million hoped to extend the interstate corridor to Stoney Ridge. When finished, the King Coal Highway will span 95 miles across Mingo, Wayne, Wyoming, McDowell and Mercer counties, with the Tolsia segment adding 55 miles from Williamson to Huntington, interchanging with the Coalfields Expressway in Welch near Indian Ridge Industrial Park and the site of a new federal prison.

Stoney Ridge King Coal Highway Mike Mitchem Walker King Coal Mingo Wayne Wyoming McDowell Mercer Tolsia Williamson Huntington Welch Indian Ridge Charles Owens Cowens Bottonline

Costa Rican mission convoy fed with beds and gear

Missionary project organized by Jonathan White, Nathaniel Kelly, and Lonnie Shinn, drawing support from Greenbrier Baptist Roncerote Woods Chapel New Market Va and Kegley Baptist. The convoy will travel through six Central American countries carrying metal bunk beds donated from Alderson Federal Prison Camp and other items for Costa Rican camps serving youths and Bible students.

Costa Rica Jonathan White Nathaniel Kelly Lonnie Shinn Sue Shinn Greenbrier Baptist Church Roncerote Woods Chapel New Market Kegley Baptist Church Kegley Shinn Alderson Federal Prison Camp Martha Stewart Alderson Church Concord University Bible College Texas Mexico Guatemala Honduras el Salvador Nicaragua Lonnie Norman Mendez

West Virginia sees high per child death rate from neglect

West Virginia shows 4.1 child neglect deaths per 100000, second only to Oklahoma. Census data place under-18 residents at about 378000, 21 percent of the population, with national child death rate at 1.96 per 100000. The federal report notes 1460 child neglect deaths nationwide in 2005, most under age four and often linked to parental actions. WV emphasizes thorough reporting through its Child Fatality Review Team, while experts caution cross-state comparisons.

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