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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1998

Page

9

Barron Bond Set in Mercer County Murder Case

In Mercer County Circuit Court on Tuesday, 25 year old Harry A. Barron of Bluefield had his bond set at 40000 for the murder of Sandra Casey Stump 28 of Littlesburg. An unrelated wanton endangerment charge was dismissed due to unavailable witnesses and testimony issues. Barron remains jailed without bond on the murder charge.

Princeton Mercer County Bluefield Littlesburg Harry A. “Boo” Barron Sandra Casey Stump Stump Rock-Matoaka Road Michael Lawrence William Meyer Meyer Barron Mercer McDowell Frazier Mercer County Sheriff's Department Bluefield Police Department West Virginia State Police

Corps gets OK to stop Princeton's flooding

The U S Army Corps of Engineers won federal go ahead to begin advance flood control work in the Princeton area along Brush Creek. Rep Nick J Rahall announced the House approved 350000 in the Energy and Water Development bill to fund long term flood solutions, part of a 700000 project. Local and state matching funds are under review, with the second phase expanding the corps study and planning.

Princeton U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Princeton Area Nick J. Rahall U.S House of Representatives Energy and Water Development Appropriations Brush Creek U.S. Army Corps of Energy Rahall Mercer County Commission Office of Emergency Services Mercer County

Bluefield Approves Sewer Bond Takeover of Bluewell PSD

Bluefield directors authorize up to 1.6 million dollars in sewer revenue bonds to fund the Bluefield Sanitary Board's takeover of part of the Bluewell Public Service District. A 3-2 vote also rejects a planned unit development for a dental and medical offices on Maryland Avenue. A July 14 public hearing precedes implementation. The takeover adds about 600 new sewer customers with no rate increase for current customers.

Bluefield Bluefield Sanitary Board Bluewell Public Service District Bluefield Board of Directors Bluefield Planning Commission Thomas Conklin DDS, Inc Maryland Avenue Sanitary Board Jim Withrow City Board Norris Kantor Brushfork Sewage Service Bluewell Psd Brushfork Kantor Bluewell PSD

Officials: Unreported abuse by women skews numbers

In Virginia a clinic notes 216 abused women and only three abused men last year. Experts say men rarely report, while psychological and substance factors, along with mental illness, influence female aggression. Plummer cites gender stereotypes and physiology as factors in reporting gaps and abuse dynamics.

Marc Plummer Family Crisis Services Jennifer Bourne Bourne Plummer

Jackson Named Bluefield Rotarian of the Year

Jerry W. Jackson, longtime Bluefield Rotary Club member and former club president, was named Rotarian of the Year for his behind the scenes service and audits work. He is a managing partner at Brown Edwards & Company LLP with 29 years in public accounting.

Jackson Bluefield Jerry W. Jackson Rotary Club Rotary John Beckett Jerry Beckett Brown, Edwards & Company, LLP Jerry Jackson

Plea bargain seen likely in social worker case in Virginia

The jury was disbanded in the Robert Gemmell case after Circuit Court Judge Donald Mullins directed cancellation, a move signaling a possible plea. Gemmell faces four counts of indecent liberties unlawful filming and indecent exposure from indictments issued after a 1997 investigation by the Tazewell County Sheriff's office. Special prosecutor Gerald Gray noted the charge is a class six felony with up to 1 to 5 years or 12 months plus fines. DSS attorney Stephen Arey said Gemmell was laid off pending the outcome of proceedings. Tom Scott represents Gemmell.

Tazewell Tazewell County Robert “Bob” Gemmell Buddy Blevins Donald Mullins Gemmell Anne Wildeman L.J. “Mac” McCarty Dickenson County Commonwealth Gerald Gray Gray Stephen Arey Tazewell Department of Social Services Arey DSS Tom Scott

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