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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2005
Page
2
Sunday March 6, 2005 listing from bdtonline com notes events and headlines. It references date specific items and local listings for that weekend.
Partly cloudy today with highs in the mid 40s and west winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight, partly cloudy with lows in the mid 30s and winds 5 to 10 mph after midnight. Coupons in today’s edition offer more than 140 dollars in savings.
Literacy Corner Help is available for readers facing reading trouble in the region. The program provides guidance, resources, and support to improve reading skills and comprehension for all ages.
Cookbook contest calls cooks to enter recipes for a chance at prizes. Deadline approaches as organizers urge participation.
West Virginia Daily Three numbers are 2 2 1 and Daily Four numbers are 1 2 5 9. Virginia Pick Three shows 4 6 1 and Pick Four 7 4 6 0.
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West Virginia House Speaker Bob Kiss urges a June 25 special election on a bond to erase the $5.5 billion pension liability. He warns that failing to lock payments could force three bad outcomes: missed payments, deep program cuts, or higher taxes, risking higher education and public services. The plan would fix annual payments around $360 million for 30 years as interest rates stay low.
Ben Sarles, a 23 year old from Princeton born with Down syndrome, pursues life with optimism. He works long days, sharpens guitar and drums at home, plays pool, and fits in workouts at the local fitness center. He aspires to be a disc jockey, has performed at church events, and relies on a taxi to reach work while aiming for college.
More than 200 area teenagers attended the Mercer County Teen Expo at Concord University. Keynote Dr. Mike Thompson urged good character and healthy choices as volunteers and local vendors, including Chick-fil-A, supported workshops and activities. Soufland performed as part of the day long event.
Bluefield Beavers capture West Virginia Class AA title as Tazewell and Richlands reach Virginia Group AA state quarterfinals. Bluefield College heads to the NAIA national tournament for the second straight year, Montcalm's Lady Generals reach girls state, and local teams sit one win from boys state semifinals.
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