Accused ASL Murderer Appears Before Court Date
Accused ASL murderer appears in court for a scheduled date. Judge reviews charges as defense and prosecution wait for next steps. No further details on verdict or bail provided in readable text.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 2002
Page
1
Accused ASL murderer appears in court for a scheduled date. Judge reviews charges as defense and prosecution wait for next steps. No further details on verdict or bail provided in readable text.
A week of service disruption was caused by a power outage affecting BDT telephone lines. Officials reported temporary outages in multiple districts, with restoration crews working round the clock to restore normal service and prevent further interruptions. Local residents urged patience as repairs continued.
Washington reports that Israel's reoccupation of the West Bank and two lethal Palestinian self-violent bombings threaten President Bush's push for a provisional Palestinian state. Bush must persuade Ariel Sharon to pull back and sell a broader peace strategy amid renewed violence and regional skepticism.
In Jerusalem a death by own action bombing at a busy intersection killed at least six and wounded many as an attack in two days of violence. Israeli forces then entered Ramallah suburb as tanks circled Beitunia and helicopters attacked Gaza weapon workshops, wounding thirteen. The Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades claimed responsibility via Al Jazeera television.
In the wake of Tuesday’s death by own action attack, Israeli forces moved into West Bank towns. A second death by own action attack on Wednesday prompted further retaliation by Israeli troops.
Dreama Shreve of the Richlands Area Chamber of Commerce reports a smooth opening night at Richlands High School for the Richlands Area Festival. The event featured Blue Reign and drew strong attendance due to good weather and local support.
Western District Supervisor Donnie Lowe renews his proposal for a countywide noise ordinance to regulate excessive disturbances. Officials say enforcement would be difficult, but the measure remains under consideration in Tazewell County.
Dr Brenda Lawson was officially appointed to a four year term as school superintendent in Tazewell following a brief School Board executive session. Lawson a longtime educator in the district, had previously served as acting superintendent after the retirement of the former leader.
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