Local News Update June 22 2006 From BDOnline
BDOnline reports on a Thursday June 22 2006 update with concise local items. The brief covers community events and notices, naming organizations and places involved in the day’s happenings.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 2006
Page
1
BDOnline reports on a Thursday June 22 2006 update with concise local items. The brief covers community events and notices, naming organizations and places involved in the day’s happenings.
Partly cloudy conditions with a chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms. High temperatures expected in the mid 80s. Abbreviated forecast notes no overnight details provided.
Market data show NYSE diary with advanced 2,447 new highs 690.67 average volume 2,548,837,991 and 836 declines while Nasdaq diary lists 2,179 advances 869 declines and 122 unchanged with total volume 1,890,302,130. The figures reflect market activity including new highs and lows across both exchanges.
A thief who broke into a small grocery in Uthai Thani province hid under the owner’s bed near Bangkok. He drank several stolen beers and began snoring loudly, awakening the owner who then called police. Officers arrested him as he lay drunk and asleep.
West Virginia Daily 3 draw produced 2 4 9 and Daily 4 output 1 1 4 2. Virginia Pick 3 returned 8 0 8 and Pick 4 showed 9 6 3 0.
Contact the Telegraph delivery line at (304) 327-2802 from 7am to 12pm daily. Call by noon to ensure timely delivery within the limited delivery area.
The Appalachian League returns as fans rush the concession stands and souvenir shop at Hunnicutt Field. Roy Beasley and his wife, longtime supporters of Princeton baseball from the Reds era to the Devil Rays, vow they are the program’s number one fans despite past sick days.
The Bluefield Sanitary Board ratified a document described as the first step toward improved relations with Virginia customers. Chairman Mark Henne says discussions with Bluefield Virginia and Tazewell County officials show progress and an upcoming June 29 meeting with Virginia officials will push the pact further. Virginia officials have sought voting representation on the WV board, amid recent Virginia General Assembly actions to require opening the agreement.
Bluefield Lions Club members in Springville Virginia present Camp Joy with a $1000 check to repair the roof of a cabin sponsored since 1959. Lon Hopkins Jr. notes the roof needs work after years of maintenance and seed money kickstarts renovations. Susan White of Clinch Valley Community Action expresses gratitude for the gift.
The Amber Alert System now reaches mobile phones through Wireless Amber Alerts. Gov Tim Kaine urged residents to enroll numbers in the free service, which sends geographically specific notices with child and abductor details to assist in rapid recovery.
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