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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 2017

Page

2

Trump budget cuts hit rural America hard across states

The plan trims domestic programs aiding rural areas to fund a larger military and border security. Critics including Loebsack and Mulvaney clash over cuts to housing, heating assistance, farm services, water cleanups, and rural health, warning impacts on small towns, hospitals, and drought-affected communities.

Washington America Donald Trump Mexico Mick Mulvaney White House Dave Loebsack D Lown Department of Defense Department of Homeland Security Iowa Appalachian Regional Commission Dis John Hoeven R-N.d Senate Agriculture Appropriations Subcommittee Trump Sarah Mickelson National Low Income Housing Coalition National Resources Defense Council Flint Michigan Lara Bryan Department of Housing and Urban Development Ronald Reagan National Low Income Housing Coalition Diane Yentel USDA Yentel Maggie’ Elehwany National Rural Health Association Mulvaney GOP South Carolina

MADD opposes West Virginia drunk driving revocation bill

National MADD President Colleen Sheehey-Church urged a public hearing on Senate Bill 212 altering the Administrative License Revocation Law. She cites interlock usage under current law for first time offenders and notes interlocks have prevented 24,331 drunk driving attempts in a decade, arguing the bill weakens public safety.

Charleston MADD West Virginia Colleen Sheehey-Church House John Shott Sheehey-Church

Fur Ball fundraiser aids Mercer County homeless animals

The Fur Ball charity event in Bluefield at the Bluefield Arts and Science Center raises funds for Mercer County Humane Society. A live auction includes a Lake Tahoe weekend and local art, with a silent auction of about 50 items. Proceeds fund pet food vaccinations and care for animals and owners in need. DJ Tommy Lester headlines from 6 to 10 pm.

Mercer County Bluefield Mercer County Humane Society Kim Bay Bay Lake Tahoe Tommy Lester Summit Theater the Humane Society Ray Humane Society Hickman’s Princeton Community Hospital Grant's Blake Stowers Listowers Bdt

Virginia DOC tightens execution protocol after Ricky Gray case

Virginia changes its execution manual to reduce staff stress and speed the process. A curtain in the execution chamber will be drawn before the inmate is escorted in and opened only after IV lines are set. Corrections spokesperson Lisa Kinney notes the adjustments respond to issues from the January 18 Ricky Gray execution.

Richmond Virginia Virginia Department of Corrections The Richmond Times- Dispatch Ricky Gray Corrections Lisa Kinney

Vietnam Veterans Recognition Day Ceremony in Princeton

Organizers of the 4th annual Vietnam Veterans Recognition Day plan a 3 p.m. ceremony on March 26 at the War Memorial Building in Princeton. Guest speaker will be West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner. The event honors living and fallen veterans and is open to the public.

Shelley Mooreee West Virginia John Newton American Farm Bureau Department of Agriculture USDA Newton Princeton War Memorial Blackwell Mac Warner Main Street Mercer County Earl Ray Tomblin

McAuliffe vetoes bill to reinstate coal tax credits

Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe vetoed a Republican bill to reinstate coal tax credits aimed at boosting mining jobs. He noted the credits failed to raise employment. environmental groups and supporters argued the credits had little effect, citing a long decline in coal miners from over 11,000 to about 2,500 between 1988 and 2015.

Richmond Virginia Terry McAuliffe McAuliffe

Justice proposes funding West Virginia Public Broadcasting

Gov. Jim Justice keeps West Virginia Public Broadcasting funded at 4.6 million and rejects a prior plan to end it. He cites a projected $54 million rise in state revenue and considers moving the service to West Virginia University with private donations continuing support.

Justice West Virginia Public Broadcasting Charleston Jim Justice Donald Trump Dhopping Corporation West Virginia University Gordon Gee Susan Hogan Friends of West Virginia Public Broadcasting

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