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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 2003

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Boulder Library opens trash sculpture exhibit salvaged from trash

At Boulder Public Library downtown a controversial exhibit titled My Favorite Place to Walk in Boulder Or Found Trash Objects opened after the custodian tossed the newest display. The show features trash items found by University of Colorado art students in scenic city spots. The library's director of cultural programs rescued the work including a green Frisbee cookie cutter cigarette a drink coaster and a soggy clog.

Boulder Colo Boulder Public Library University of Colorado Art

Virginia Set July First Rule On Minors Abortion

Virginia will require parental consent for all minor abortions starting July 1 and a late term abortion ban is slated to take effect. The General Assembly’s actions also trigger a new state information technology agency, road renamings for a country legislator and Redskins legend, and a cautious budget year ahead for the treasury. Del. Richard H. Black notes the law’s large impact.

Richmond Washington General Assembly Del Richard H. Black

WV and VA Lottery Picks Summary

West Virginia Daily 3 results show 7 5 8 and Daily 4 draws 9 4 2 1. Virginia Pick 3 6 9 0 and Pick 4 6 1 7 5 complete the lottery rundown.

Abortion consent and partial birth ban take effect

The General Assembly passes measures requiring parental consent for abortions for girls under 18 and enforcing a ban on a rarely used abortion procedure. The laws, including abortion fees, take effect as a federal court challenge continues. The state consolidates its information technology efforts.

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Fincastle housing plan raises neighbor worries in Bluefield

In Fincastle area, residents spoke against a proposed town house complex at a public hearing on a zoning ordinance. Rashid Chopra plans the housing near College Square, facing concerns about property value, traffic, and drainage as neighbors urge reconsideration.

Bluefield Fincastle Staten Rashid Chopra College Square

PCH Heartt Reaffirms Agreement on Cancer and Open-Heart Center

Princeton Community Hospital and Bluefield Regional Medical Center reaffirmed a January deal for a cancer center in Princeton and an open-heart center in Bluefield. The PCH board approved the resolution after nearly two hours in executive session. Board President Charlie Mathena called the session to discuss personnel. A motion to approve followed media recall.

Princeton Princeton Community Hospital Bluefield Regional

PCH resolution endorses regional hospital support in state

The resolution notes hospitals in the area serve West Virginians Virginians and residents of other states while emphasizing that all three facilities lie within West Virginia. It pledges responsibility to back state economic development and related activities whenever possible.

PCH West

Meachum Named Mercer County Teacher of the Year

Patricia Meachum an eighth grade teacher at Bluefield Middle School was surprised at the Mercer County Board of Education meeting when she was named the 2003 2004 Mercer County Teacher of the Year instead of presenting funding requests Her students would never believe it and she said she is speechless

Princeton Patricia Meachum Mercer County Board of Education Bluefield Middle School Meachum Mercer County

Supreme Court ruling stirs local librarians on library computer policy

Bluefield Daily Telegraph reports Daniel Harnsberger covers a Supreme Court decision prompting librarians to scrutinize government demands that public libraries install computers with certain protections. The ruling raises censorship concerns as libraries weigh access versus safeguards.

Supreme Court Library Daniel Harnsberger Bluefield Daily Telegraph Luefield U.S. Supreme Court High Court

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