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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 2003
Page
1
Evaluation results released as a familiar PBS worker is recognized on WVVA, while an accused shooter faces a judge. Gamers convene for a high tech survivors celebration.
Bluefield VA Rescue Squad to host all you can eat pancake breakfast at 714 Virginia Ave from 6 to 11 a.m. Saturday. Adults pay 5 dollars and children 2.50. Proceeds support squad activities.
Southern West Virginia physicians greet Gov Wise and lawmakers progress on to correct the medical malpractice crisis but fear long term harm. Wise signed the bill at a Capitol ceremony as doctors hope the changes will keep strong practitioners in the state despite concerns from Princeton physician Dr. David Hopper about long term risks to medical practice.
Federal official warns Charleston that by September 30 the state must lower its legal DUI blood alcohol content to avoid millions in highway funding penalties. The Federal Highway Administration expects a $2.6 million penalty for 2004, rising 2 percent annually until a maximum 8 percent is reached.
After about 14 hours of deliberation over two days, a Princeton man, Larry Franklin Wert, 50, faced 67 counts after 14 charges were dismissed. The jury hung on the remaining charges, a mistrial declared by Circuit Court Judge John R. Frazier.
Bluefield drivers face a delayed Welch exit at the K A Ammar Jr Interchange as high winds rip off a tarp covering the future exit sign. Project supervisor Jerry Heaton says replacement planned by early next week to once again obscure the exit. the exit will not exist for about five years. Heaton notes wind damage to signs from Mercer Mall to the Virginia line is common.
Bland County officials investigate about 53 feeder cattle deaths on a Bastian farm owned by a Mercer County resident. Sheriff Melvin Cox said DEQ and health officials are probing as cattle lay dead along a road, in a culvert and in Wolfe Creek. The landowner contends cattle were poisoned by laurel and says he fed 2,500 pounds of hay daily.
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