Bush veto threat spurs stem cell debate proposal
Patchy dense fog in the A M gives way to sun as forecast highs stay in the lower 80s. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi criticizes President Bush for threatening to veto a bill that would ease stem cell research restraints, arguing it harms progress, cures and lives.
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Dow Jones advances with broad gains and high volume
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose to 13,489.42 as advances outpaced decliners with 730 new highs and 2,576 declines, on volume of 3.22 billion shares. The Nasdaq also advanced with 646 advances and 2,182 declines, amid 1.96 billion shares traded.
Man Strangles Rabid Bobcat That Mauled Him
Dale Rippy, 62, on his porch in Wesley Chapel, Florida, fought a 25 pound rabid bobcat that attacked him on May 30. He grabbed the animal by the throat, strangled it as it fended and bit him, then required rabies exposure treatment. Neighbors called for help and authorities praised his quick, clear thinking under pressure.
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Lottery results from West Virginia and Virginia drafts
Daily 3 in West Virginia shows 4 0 7 while Daily 4 reads 3 6 8 6. In Virginia, Pick 3 is 2 1 5 and Pick 4 is 2 4 8 5. No further context or drawings provided.
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Delivery questions answered by Telegraph line
To solve delivery problems contact the Telegraph re delivery line at 304 327 2802 from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. seven days a week. Call by noon to ensure timely delivery within the limited re delivery area.
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Mercer cuts hit Mercer County agencies in budget overrun
County commissioners announced $118000 in 2007 08 cuts across eight agencies to address a $900000 debt to the Southern Regional Jail. Bluefield Transit Authority $5500 Mercer County Opportunity Workshop $15000 Mercer County Fellowship Home $12000 Bluestone Health Center $12000 Bluefield and Princeton Rescue Squads $1875.25 each Development Authority of Mercer County $20000 WVU Extension Service $50000. Bluefield Rescue Squad said the cuts would not hinder them.
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Byrd backs $10 billion CTL loan program hope
U S Senate setbacks on coal to liquid CTL amendments did not end the effort. A Byrd Rockefeller backed proposal to create a $10 billion CTL loan program could be voted on today as supporters push for federal investment in coal based transportation fuels.
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Appalachians Addicts Turn to Hydrocodone
In Logan County West Virginia John Mays director of clinical services reports record demand at Logan/Mingo Mental Health Inc. as patients recount legitimate injuries leading to doctor prescribed hydrocodone. Alcoholism and drug addiction rise in coalfields with hydrocodone spreading through the region aided by Internet sales and DEA notes hydrocodone as a leading abused pharmaceutical.
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Historic Pocahontas store suffers second collapse
The 1883-vintage company store in Pocahontas suffered a second collapse when the third floor roof fell into the oldest section at about 7:30 am. Historic Pocahontas Inc. official Tom Childress called it a major setback but not unexpected. The building remains one of Virginia’s top endangered sites.
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Japan reverts to Iwo Jima name Iwo To
Japan adopts the prewar name Iwo To for the island known for the 1945 battle after consultation with the coast guard and input from islanders. Surviving residents praise the change while critics say it risks erasing the brutal history tied to Iwo Jima and its iconic wartime imagery. Retired Marine Maj. Gen. Fred Haynes, then a captain, participated in the flag-raising on Mount Suribachi.
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