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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1993

Page

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Diesel spill after Norfolk Southern derailment near Grassy Branch

Four locomotives and fourteen rail cars derailed near U S Route 19 in Grassy Branch. About 8 000 gallons of diesel spilled into the East River, Hazmat crews and firefighters worked over 12 hours to contain the spill, dams were built to skim fuel, and Route 19 remained closed as cleanup continued. Local fire chief noted some fuel remained in one locomotive and some seeped into ground while tests found no contamination at a water plant.

Bluefield East River Norfolk Southern Route 19 Hazmat Green Valley Glenwood Richard Cumbow Cumbow Route 460 Grassy Branch

Mercer County rider guides patient through snow on horse

In a winter snowstorm near Bluestone Road in Kegley, DOH Maintenance Supervisor Buddy Campbell and State Police Sgt. T K Mullens joined road crews and an EMT to transfer a patient with chest pains. Unable to clear the drifts, they walked three quarters of a mile, then a neighbor supplied two horses for the patient to ride to the ambulance while the group walked.

Rinceton Mercer County DOH Buddy Campbell Campbell State Police T.K. Mullens Bluestone Road Kegley Mullens

East Struggles To Recover After Weekend Blizzard

Rescuers search snow covered mountains for 117 teens and teachers missing since the weekend blizzard. Death toll climbs to 128 as highways stay blocked and millions lack electricity. Airports gradually reopen and thousands remain snowbound or heat-less in single digit temperatures.

Cuba Canada Nova Scotia Philadelphia Mark Cotterman North Carolina Tennessee Great Smoky Mountains National Park

East struggles A-10 Mall reopens amid staffing shortages

Mercer Mall stores plan to resume normal hours after a Monday closure. Dan Diamandits, the mall director, said most shops hoped to reopen today despite missing employees and customers. In nearby Virginia, Kmart and WalMart outlets were already open with winter supplies in demand.

Bluefield Ers Mercer Mall Dan Diamandits Virginia Claypool Hill Kmart WalMart

Region begins massive recovery after heavy snow

Bluefield West Virginia and surrounding towns dig out after two feet of snow paralyzed the region. City Manager Bill Looney and Virginia official Jim Mayo credited crews working around the clock with gradual progress toward opening streets. Police and rescue teams aided by air service reopens. airports still limited as crews clear runways and salvage operations continue.

Bluefield Bill Looney Dallas Fowler Willard Agee Jim Mayo Virginia Mayo Legdewood Princeton Charles Kassay Kassay Mike Poe Dave Murdock Mercer

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