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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 2005

Page

5

Officials probe vague flooding invoices in Mingo County

Mingo County Prosecutor C. Michael Sparks issued subpoenas for Marcum's Trucking Co. of Breeden and 263 Towing Inc. of Lenore for services from May to July 2004. The commission was billed 157,920 dollars by Marcum's and 387,805 dollars by 263 Towing for flood damage and FEMA project costs, sparking an inquiry with the US Attorney's Office. no charges have been filed.

Mingo Williamson Mingo County C. Michael Sparks Marcum’s Trucking Co Breeden 263 Towing Inc Lenore Marcum’s Federal Emergency Management Agency Sparks US S. Attorney’s Office Lonnie Hannah

West Virginia set to vote on pension bond issue

West Virginia voters decide on a plan to issue up to 5.5 billion in bonds to repair the pension system. Gov. Joe Manchin touts long term savings while opponents, led by Don Blankenship, warn of risk and high fees. Analysts from Fitch say state faces unfunded liabilities and credit impacts.

W.va Charleston West Virginia Joe Manchin Manchin Don Blankenship Massey Energy Co Wall Street Blankenship Mingo County Illinois Jason Dickerson Fitch Ratings New York National Association of State Retirement Administrators Dickerson Fitch

Mother given year in crash involving child driver

Newport News, Virginia AP A mother Tonia Eldridge 31 received one year in prison after being found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and felony child neglect for letting her 10 year old daughter drive a station wagon that struck and killed Onesity Williams six in May 2004. Eldridge testified she was a passenger and shouted brake but her daughter accelerated hitting two girls. Tania Holmes survived.

Newport News Tonia Eldridge Onesity Williams Norfolk Eldridge Tania Holmes

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