Saturday March 13 2004
Saturday March 13 2004 report highlights events and notices from the date across local pages. The brief item notes ongoing coverage and directs readers to www.bdtonline.com for full stories.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 2004
Page
1
Saturday March 13 2004 report highlights events and notices from the date across local pages. The brief item notes ongoing coverage and directs readers to www.bdtonline.com for full stories.
WVVA weather team reports a chilly start this morning with temperatures rising into the 50s today under clearing and sunny skies.
Ravenna Ohio AP report. Eric L Palmer 34 of Akron was arrested in Brimfield Township after allegedly falling asleep during a burglary attempt in a home garage. He faced aggravated burglary with a gun specification for carrying a handgun and two knives. Police arrived around 6 am after a home health care worker reported a suspicious person in the garage 10 miles east of Akron.
The West Virginia Senate approved SB448 25 to 9 despite Finance Committee amendments that would have preserved Bluefield State College’s two year associate programs at Bluefield. The bill, already amended in both chambers, heads to the House where approval is anticipated before a potential signature by Gov. Wise. Supporters say the measure seeks changes to program placements amid tense dispute over BSC’s transfer of programs to New River Community College in Beckley.
Bluefield State College President Albert Walker spoke after reports that the West Virginia Senate advanced a bill to dismantle part of the college’s growing community college component. Walker said the challenge will spur progress as the college continues to make a difference.
Mercer County schools superintendent says Princeton Senior High School removed the PSHS van used to shuttle Wyoming County Council on Aging clients. The van allegedly served basketball and football teams for trips to games and scouting, with coaches reportedly driving it. Akers notes the vehicle was moved before questions were raised.
U S Representative Nick J Rahall of West Virginia asks the Justice and Energy Departments to launch an immediate investigation into potential price fixing by major oil companies as spring and summer approach. Bluefield report notes rising pump costs with Shamatee Mitchell refueling at a local station.
Anhi state lawmakers approved a 60 percent tax on directors and other officials of senior services agencies earning more than $100,000, targeting Bob Graham of the Wyoming Council on Aging after his $302,000 salary became public. The House voted 88-10 despite misgivings about using tax code as punishment or a punitive measure without proven malfeasance.
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