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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 2004
Page
1
Sunday June 20 2004 listing references www bdtonline com with brief notices and items typical of a local newspaper page summary including events and notices for the day.
WVVA weather team reports a Father’s Day with abundant sunshine and much lower humidity as temperatures hover in the comfortable 70s across the region.
U S forces hit a Fallujah hideout suspected of harboring Zarqawi operatives. The blast, described as a breakfast hour airstrike, killed at least 16 people with witnesses claiming up to 20 deaths including women and children. Secondary explosions followed ammo caches.
The U S military fired on a Fallujah residential area killing at least 16 people. A military official said the target was a hideout of Abu Musab al Zarqawi s terror network.
Bowen Field will continue selling beer despite past complaints. Residents split on the decision with some saying beer is suitable at baseball venues and others voicing concerns about its presence. Names cited include Mandy Davis of Tazewell Virginia Madeleine King of Bluefield Virginia and Brad Sizemore of Bramwell.
Eighty three year old Eva Johnson recalls a large family in Cedar Bluff Virginia driven by a hard working father who stressed frugality and preparation. Residents in both Virginias share how fathers shape manners discipline and values.
In Bluefield voters weigh how faith shapes choice in the November election. President Bush, a Methodist, faces Catholic Sen. Kerry while clergy note churches should not endorse candidates. Community voices emphasize agendas and public records over creed.
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