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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2011
Page
1
Market Watch Feb 28 2011 Dow Jones Dip Reported
Market watch item records a mixed session with Dow Jones industrials at 12,226.34 and Nasdaq composite at 2,782.27. Advancers outnumbered decliners with 2,079 to 987, volume around 1.66 billion.
Tiny spy planes mimic birds and insects for surveillance
The Pentagon funds biomimic drones the size of hummingbirds and insects with video and audio gear. They could spy, locate people in collapsed buildings, detect leaks, and assist police and firefighters. Advances include devices implanted during insect metamorphosis for on body surveillance.
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San Diego
Pentagon
Lottery numbers and draws from West Virginia and Virginia
Lottery data from West Virginia shows Daily 3 with digits 2 0 2 and Daily 4 with digits 3 9 6 5. Virginia picks include Pick 3 digits 0 5 9 and Pick 4 digits 8 8 9
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West Virginia
Daily
Virginia
Delivery questions and contact hours for subscribers
Information on subscribing and delivery support for home rack mail and e edition. Circulation staff available seven days a week from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday with weekend telecustomer service 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Morning redelivery available through 12 p.m. in a limited area. Customer 304-327-2800.
Massey security chief indicted in UBB mine case
Hughie Elbert Stover 60 head of security at Massey Energy subsidiary Performance Coal was indicted on charges of obstructing the UBB mine explosion investigation. He allegedly lied to FBI and MSHA inspectors and ordered disposal of thousands of security documents nine months after the April 5, 2010 blast that killed 29 miners. Stover was arrested last week and faces arraignment March 15 in Beckley.
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Charleston
Massey Energy Co
Upper Big Branch
West Virginia
Hughie Elbert Stover
FBI
Fed
Eral Mine Safety and Health Administration
Raleigh County
U.S
Stover
Performance Coal
Massey
Clear Fork
Beckley
Clay Mullins
Rex
Two Virginias avoid February flooding
A March lamb arrival belies February’s end with thunderstorms and heavy rain across Mercer and Tazewell counties causing power loss and high water alerts. No major floods occurred as meteorologists noted limited severe weather with no tornado touchdowns or flash flooding. Some streets were barricaded in Richlands and Stafford Drive in Princeton experienced rising water that receded by evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Eric Hilgendorf
National Weather Service
Hilgendorf
North Carolina
Tennessee
Mercer County
Tazewell
Stafford Drive
Bo Barker
Tazewell County
Richlands
WV Senate passes bill to require commissioners live in districts
West Virginia Senate advances Bill 420 to amend code requiring county commissioners to reside in the districts they represent. The measure, proposed by Sen. Mark Wills, clarifies residency at filing and during term, with vacancy rules if moved. It stems from Mercer County case where Buckner moved after filing and was deemed ineligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
West Virginia
Senate
Mark Wills
D-Mercer
Judiciary Committee
Wills
A. Gene Buckner
Bluefield
Mercer County Commission
Buckner
Bluewell
Mike Vinciguerra Jr
Plane crash probe centers on second landing attempt
The 1970s Cessna crash near a private McDowell County airstrip left two men, Samuel Hazzard of Kimball and Howard Short of West Virginia, in stable condition after being airlifted to Charleston Area Medical Center. Officials said the aircraft, which had departed Welch Municipal Airport, appeared to reattempt a landing before overturning on the mountainside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
McDowell County
C.N. Wade
West Virginia
Welch
Samuel Hazzard
Howard Short
Wade
Welch Community Hospital
Charleston Area Medical Center
Welch Municipal
FAA
Brian E. Givens
Dave Green
Welch Municipal Airport
Federal Aviation Administration
West Virginia State Police
Welch Detachment
Green
Givens
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