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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 2010

Page

5

Schultz fire chases residents from Flagstaff homes

Firefighters battled the Schultz wildfire near Flagstaff as winds fanned flames within 500 yards of homes. More than 7 square miles burned with 300 personnel, five helicopters, and eight air tankers, while evacuations affected hundreds and a federal manager took over. No structures lost.

Flagstaff Ariz Stephanie Smith Schultz Eric Neitzel Smith Coconino County U.S. 89 Grand Canyon National Park

Bus torch attack in El Salvador kills 14

Gang members set a bus on fire near San Salvador killing 14 and wounding 16 as violence surges in El Salvador. Officials said seven suspects were detained and the government declared terrorism. Police freed passengers from flames as a second bus was attacked nearby.

el Salvador San Salvador Mejicanos Carlos Ascencio Mauricio Funes Funes Manuel Miranda

Death toll at 34 in Colombia mine blast

In northwest Colombia at the San Fernando coal mine, rescuers recovered 34 bodies after a blast that occurred last Wednesday. About 40 workers remain underground as methane and carbon monoxide hinder efforts. authorities say the mine lacked a methane vent and gas detector.

Colombia Ogota Antioquia John Rendon San Fernando Rendon

Robbery at Stafford Drive Pharmacy Tells of 90 Percent Drug Recovery

Police linked two pharmacy robberies to a white early 1990s Ford Taurus with a doughnut spare tire. Suspects were spotted by officers in Hinton and detained after a female driver led Mercer County officials to the two men. Authorities recovered 90 percent of the stolen drugs and weapons, with at least one more arrest anticipated.

Stafford Drive CVS Meadows Camp Creek State Park Kanawha County Hinton

Rays and Orioles boost family fun at minor league home

General Manager Jim Holland says no tickets needed at Bowen Field with promotions aimed at drawing in nonfans. Early giveaways include seat cushions and bobbleheads of Matt Garza and Evan Longoria. The Mercer County Nights of Hope Baseball series raises funds for childhood cancer, while Kids Club members enjoy free entry and perks. The Bluefield Orioles partner with Princeton Rays on community efforts and the Jonathan Powell Foundation aims to raise at least 20000 this season.

Jim Holland Holland Rays Matt Garza Evan Longoria Princeton Princeton Rays Bluefield Orioles Mercer County Nights of Jonathan Powell Danville Braves Katherine Ward Tazewell

Guilty verdict in aggravated manslaughter case over impaired driving

Prosecutors said Williams drove under the influence of methadone and Xanax, ignored brak es, and collided with a stopped vehicle near Claypool Hill. He held a restricted license at the time and received a 16 year active sentence, above Virginia guidelines.

Lee Williams Claypool Hill Virginia Samantha Perry Sperry Bdttonline

Convicted case linked to ICAC Project Safe Childhood

The West Virginia State Police ICAC Task Force led the investigation into online exploitation of children. The case reflects the national Project Safe Childhood initiative created by the Department of Justice in February 2006 to combat online abuse of minors.

Sion West Virginia State Police Internet Crimes Against Children ICAC Department of Justice United States

Attorney Offices Project Safe Childhood coordinates resources

Project Safe Childhood unites federal state and local agencies to bolster child protection. The initiative directs funding training and enforcement efforts to prevent abuse support victims and pursue offenders across jurisdictions. Key participants include US Department of Justice state attorneys general and local police.

Project Safe Childhood

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