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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 2003
Page
1
In Wise County officials push for a federal disaster declaration after flood damage. Education officials report reading improvements across Virginias. The Senior Friends yard sale at Cumberland Heights Baptist Church in Bluefield, rescheduled for Saturday 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., supports community service projects with all proceeds.
A group of Bluefield physicians proposed a comprehensive cancer care center across the state line in Bluefield Virginia, prompting concern at Princeton Community Hospital. The idea aims to move cancer services from West Virginia and seeks collaboration with the University of Virginia Medical Center and the Edward Via Virginia College of Osteopathic Medicine.
BRMC doctors call for a comprehensive cancer center in Bluefield Virginia while urging cooperation with PCH not to delay the project. PCH CEO Dan Dunmyer voiced disappointment and warned the move could jeopardize state approval and the open heart center and cancer care center deals. Wilkinson notes BRMC Center A-2.
The Princeton Mercer County Chamber of Commerce board approved drafting a resolution to support keeping a comprehensive cancer care center in Princeton. The session, held at Princeton Community Hospital, also backed a resolution in favor of a workers compensation bill passed by the state Legislature on June 14. The move followed blistering statements by City Manager Doug Freeman and Chamber President Bill Sherwood.
More than 120 people packed Town Hall in NORTHFORK as Dennis Robertson of Keystone and the Twin Valley Coalition urged a county-wide counterproposal to block the Disaster Recovery Board plan to phase out all McDowell towns except Welch. Population shifts to higher ground were discussed.
Officials say merging municipal solid waste with sewer sludge into topsoil grade compost could extend the landfill life by up to 75 percent, from 35 to about 61 years. Delegates toured Sevier County Tenn, where the project already reduces waste by around 70 percent in Sevierville and nearby towns.
The Harry Potter phenomenon draws readers of all ages. Bookstores report record first-run printings and deep customer demand for the latest title Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. Local shops note adults and late-night shoppers participate in Potter events.
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