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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 2003
Page
1
CAMP ROBERTS California AP Willard Growth recalls wallet theft during WWII basic training. Officials found his wallet 60 years later, prompting surprise. About 25 wallets discovered in heat ducts and floor boards during a five year demolition, often with photos and letters but rarely money.
H Edward Eddie Steele longtime Coal Page editor at Bluefield Daily Telegraph dies at 96 after brief illness in Bluefield. A community booster known for Lemonade Fridays and Nature s Air conditioned City nickname he inspired mourners who praised his energy and civic impact. He was honored in 1996 with the Telegraphs Byliner Award.
Doug Robinson, former night manager at The Dean Company, and 112 colleagues learned Thursday at a 2 p.m. meeting they were laid off. He said most employees cried, while he felt sickened by the news as the response spread through the Princeton facility.
A dead bat found on a Tazewell County home porch tested positive for rabies. Dr. John Dreyzehner, director of the Cumberland Plateau Health District, notes the finding raises concern in residential areas and ties to ongoing rabies cases in Southwest Virginia. Previously this year there have been 11 confirmed rabies cases regionwide, with none previously in Tazewell, Buchanan or Giles counties. The Oral Rabies Vaccination Program may influence local cases by targeting high raccoon populations.
Mercer County deputies tried multiple times to serve a domestic violence petition filed last week by Valerie Whittaker 40 of Elgood now charged with first degree murder in the shooting death of Jerry Calvin Mills Jr. 36 of Princeton Whittaker appeared in court and was released on a 30000 bond placed on home confinement at a local women’s shelter.
A consent order from the West Virginia Board of Medicine requires Dr. Mohamed Shaher Ramadan of Princeton to surrender his license to practice medicine and surgery in the state after Princeton Community Hospital filed an Adverse Action Report with the National Practitioner Data Bank. An investigation found that he could adversely affect patient health, and probable cause exists to file charges of disqualification under state provisions.
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