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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 2003
Page
1
In a tense session, lawmakers debate a workers camp bill as Governor Wise weighs a veto. The discussion centers on labor and housing provisions while critics warn of unintended consequences for communities and employers.
The Virginia Coalfield Economic Development Authority approved 4.9 million in loans and grants for Tazewell and Buchanan counties. A 1.04 million grant funds equipment for the Virginia Employment Commission center at the Buchanan County Industrial Development Authority site. A 2.09 million loan will finance a 30,000 square foot expansion, enabling new industries in Grundy and nearby areas, supporting warehousing and distribution for Pepsi Cola Bottling in Norton.
National Specialty Clinics of Nashville predicts a for-profit methadone clinic will open in Mercer County by July 2004 if West Virginia Health Care Authority approves its pending certificate of need. CEO David Gnass said a decision should come in 30 to 60 days after filing.
Area officials voiced concern over a proposed for profit methadone clinic in Mercer County. At the Princeton Mercer County Chamber of Commerce meeting last Thursday, a unanimous resolution was passed opposing the clinic in Princeton.
Hassell Ward 76 and Bill Yates 74, Korean War veterans from Virginia, reconnect after 52 years. They recall Camp Pickett days with stark hardships and humor, sharing a moment of lasting friendship at Ward's Bluefield, Virginia home.
Jack Bowles aged 76 was found disoriented at Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Gatlinburg Tennessee after claiming abduction. Investigators concluded Bowles went to the park willingly to deceive the Department of Health and Human Resources and his wife was told custody duties could not continue while he lived at the park.
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