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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 2000

Page

9

Python invades Huntington home through open door

Helen Johnson found a 12-foot Burmese python weighing over 60 pounds slithering into her house via the open back door at 8 am. Fire officials summoned reptile expert Larry Cartmill, who captured the snake in about 10 minutes and plans to hold it until claimed. The incident left the laundry room in disarray and the owner shaken.

Huntington Helen Johnson Johnson Huntington Fire Department Larry Cartmill Cabell Midland High School Cartmill

Retired RR engineer killed by train in Prichard

W. Shelton Meade 65 died after stepping across tracks as a northbound train passed and a southbound train struck his car at a crossing on Tolsia Highway in Prichard. The crossing has signs but no gates or lights. No charges against the train engineers. Meade was a former Norfolk & Western engineer and local businessman active in regional projects and politics. The incident marks the fifth train death in southern West Virginia since May, all pedestrians.

Tolsia Highway Prichard Elliott Meade Norfolk & Western TBS Auction Chesapeake House of Delegates West Virginia Scott Keith Bates Huntington Barbara Kerns South Charleston Chuck Smith South

Clay County bars employees from leading school prayers

Clay County school board voted unanimously to ban teachers and staff from leading prayers at school events while allowing student prayer before meals and tests. Superintendent Jer Linkinegger cited legal advice and the Supreme Court ruling banning school sponsored prayers. The board will not sponsor or direct prayer, but will not discourage students who wish to pray. Local minister and area residents urged action aligned with faith, while the ACLU had warned of potential legal challenges.

CLAY Clay County Sta Ey Aeough R.B. Legg Clay County High School Legg Jer Linkinegger U.S. Supreme Court Texas Linkinogger

Roanoke teen dies after head wound from shooting

The 17 year old Roanoke girl, shot in the head in her mother's apartment, died at the University of Virginia Medical Center. Police and medical examiners ruled out suicide as the cause. The victim lived with her grandparents during the school year and stayed with her mother for the summer.

Orange Roanoke University of Virginia Medical Center Orangetown Catrina J. Moreno James Otto Sherry Moreno

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