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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 2006
Page
1
A brief BDtonline update for Friday June 23 2006 highlighting local headlines, events, and notices. Readers learn of timely developments, with names, places, and dates drawn from the page’s readable fragments.
A sunny cloudy mix today with a chance of scattered storms. Highs around 84 degrees expected as seasonal warmth prevails.
The United States exits the World Cup after a defeat that ends their run in the tournament. The match highlighted U S challenges against top international teams and marks a disappointing finish.
Winona mourns Roger Busdicker 88 who toured with the Hal Leonard Orchestra in the 1930s and 40s before teaching in Winona schools and later cofounding a sheet music publishing company. His daughters chose to inter his cremated remains in his ebony and silver clarinet.
West Virginia Daily 3 numbers listed as 8 8 9 and Daily 4 as 5 3 7 5. Virginia Pick 3 shows 8 7 8 and Pick 4 2 8 7 3.
Readers are urged to contact the Telegraph delivery line at 304 327 2802 from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. daily with any delivery concerns. Call by noon to ensure timely delivery within the limited delivery area.
Gov. Joe Manchin says West Virginia could save about 318 million over five years by mandating direct deposit for workers, realigning Highway Districts, and tightening Medicaid fraud controls. The Public Works LLC report, under a 500000 contract, also highlights potential district consolidations and closing Weston District Seven. The administration notes 25 million already saved and aims to extend study to other agencies.
Health officials warn summer heat can cause heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Nurse practitioner Robert Wynn of Princeton Community Hospital notes dehydration from alcohol and outdoor activity raises risk, urging fluids and caution during hot days and weekends when activities resume.
A delegation from the coalfields led by Richard Browning met Washington leaders including Senators Byrd Rockefeller and Congressman Rahall to report progress on the Coalfields Expressway. Browning said enthusiasm from Byrd and Rahall indicated support, with funding still uncertain.
Major Gregory Coburn of Princeton returned home to Mercer County after a year in Iraq with the U S Army. Family gathered on the sidewalk to welcome him as his children held signs and wore shirts saying My Dad is in the Army. Coburn, 34, left for Iraq on Fathers Day 2005 and arrived back in New Jersey to resume his career.
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