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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 2008
Page
1
Local web edition bdtonline.com reports on events of Friday June 27 2008 including community updates, notices, and brief items from Donahue and surrounding areas. Addresses upcoming activities, local remarks, and brief schedules.
An old Maryland Goodwill drop off yielded a Parisian street scene by Edouard Leon Cortes. The Cortes work, titled Marche aux fleurs, was valued at about 40 600 dollars at Sotheby’s. A store employee identified the artist using Google, triggering a $40 000 plus windfall for the charity.
West Virginia Daily 3 drawn 9-2-4 and Daily 4 6-1-1-1. Virginia Pick 3 2-8-6 and Pick 4 6-1-9-9. Subscription and delivery support available via Customer Service 304-327-2800. Circulation department open seven days a week with specific hours for weekdays and weekends.
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that individuals have a right to possess handguns at home for self defense, striking down Washington DCs handgun ban. The decision upholds home possession while leaving most federal gun restrictions intact and prompts a DC plan to require handgun registrations.
Four Seasons residents react to the U S Supreme Court ruling that Washington DCs handgun ban is unconstitutional. Local firearms workers and law enforcement back the decision with caveats on limits. Princeton security guard Joey Wills says the right to bear arms is justified amid gun crime concerns. Chief Deputy D B Bailey supports gun rights for law abiding citizens with restrictions on assault weapons.
In Princeton at Hunnicutt Field, Harry Finkelman threw the ceremonial first pitch for the Princeton Rays vs Burlington Indians after leading the push to bring professional baseball to Princeton. Finkelman, 69 years after his last pitch, recalled his role in forming the Appalachian League franchise and said he will miss the field.
New York AP reports a broad selloff as oil surges past 140 and an OPEC leader forecasts crude above 150, pushing the Dow down 358.41 points to 11,453.42. Declines hit General Motors and other sectors, with investors seeking Treasury bonds amid market turmoil.
Paul Joseph Thomas Aquinas Burke II, a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service biologist who built a long career protecting wildlife in Minnesota, retires to Burke's Garden Virginia after two years of searching with Google Earth. He chose the town, linking his family’s settler ancestry to a spiritual vision, and formed a close bond with local broker Danny Coulthard as they planned his move.
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