Friday March 19 2004 Events Listing
A brief entry noting events for Friday March 19 2004 with a reference to the website www bdtonline com for full details.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 2004
Page
1
Mostly sunny but cool day with near 50 degree highs
The WVVA weather team reports a mostly sunny day across the region with cooler temperatures. Forecast calls for daytime highs around 50 degrees and light winds as a mild spring feel begins.
Brushfork Crime Under Investigation Amid Health Competition
Health driven competition and rising demand prompt changes. Police report robberry target under investigation as authorities in Brushfork review security and crime response protocols amid evolving market pressures.
Digging Corey Find Out What Corey and Paul Are Doing in the Garden
In Farmington Maine a wounded collie and a disabled Vietnam veteran who rescued him have formed a fast friendship. The dog, Patterson, is recovering at Clearwater Veterinary Hospital as Elwin Churchill visits twice daily to walk him. Dr Robert Patterson performed emergency surgery after the dog was found wounded along a road.
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Corey
Paul
Farmington
Maine
Collier Shepherd
Clearwater Veterinary Hospital
Elwin Churchill
Churchill
Patterson
Robert Patterson
Bond Denied for Man Charged in Statutory Rape Case in Tazewell
Kenneth Wayne Justice, 31, of Cedar Bluff, had bond refused on a statutory rape count after authorities seized computers and CDs at his residence following a March 3 tip about a 14 year old in online child pornography materials. The mother of the juvenile victim also faces a felony child abuse charge. A March 6 search warrant led to the seizure of items, with a second warrant for statutory rape issued on March 10. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children alerted local authorities, who identified the victim through cooperation with Blue Ridge Thunder and the county sheriff. Justice remained in custody.
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Tazewell
Tazewell County
Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court
John Farmer
Kenneth Wayne Justice
Middle Creek
Cedar Bluff
Dennis Lee
Lee
National Center For Missing and Exploited Children
Blue Ridge Thunder
Justice
Virginia
Curtain rises on Act Two for Chuck Mathena Center
Charles Mathena and Marquetta lead a campaign in Rinceton as $3.6 million is already raised for the Chuck Mathena Center. Organizers say $2.4 million more is needed over the next months to complete the proposed performing arts and multi purpose facility on Stafford Drive.
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Charles Mathena
Chuck Mathena
First Community Bank
Princeton
Rinceton
Marquetta
Stafford Drive
T-shirt sparks controversy in West Virginia backlash
Bluefield residents react to Abercrombie and Fitch T-shirt featuring West Virginia outline and the phrase It’s all relative in West Virginia. Joe Jarvis of Wisdom Radio calls the shirt highly offensive and questions its acceptability.
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Bluefield
Abercrombie and Fitch
West Virginia
Joe Jarvis
Wisdom Radio
Bramwell police chief resigns amid investigation claims
Thomas J. Cochran announced his resignation as Bramwell police chief on March 15 after alleging Mayor Molly Robinette tipped off a suspect about a drug investigation. Cochran said he had served over three years and that the mayor disclosed the probe to the suspect. Robinette denied wrongdoing and said the case aimed to discredit the town.
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Bramwell
Thomas J. Cochran
Molly Robinette
Cochran
Robinette
Easter Egg Hunt Feasts Newspapers With Cash Prizes
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph and the Princeton Times sponsor Easter egg hunts with valuable eggs. Circulation Director Brent Griffin says clues begin in the March 19 editions, with 22 clues for the Daily Telegraph contest.
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Luefield
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
The
Princeton Times
Brent Griffin
Griffin
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