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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 2002

Page

7

Vandalism to Ridgemont Drive House Leads to State Police Case

Bluefield police blotter reports van dalism on Ridgemont Drive Tuesday referred to the West Virginia State Police. Patrolman J D Vance investigated. other items include a juvenile disturbance at Captain D's, a suspicious Edgemont Drive truck, an irate hospital patient, a Big Kmart soliciting claim, a stolen Floyd Street license plate, and the arrest of Brian James Reed 28 Matoaka for burglary and conspiracy after a warrant.

Bluefield D’s Bluefield Avenue R.S. Mason Edgemont Drive T.E. Brewster Floyd Street Brian James Reed Route 1 Matoaka J.E. Parks C.T. Lowe

Tazewell flood damage prompts safety tips from state

After July flooding, homes were demolished and residents relocated. Virginia Department of Emergency Management issued safety tips for rising flood waters including avoiding driving through barriers, not wading in water, staying away from power lines, and using bottled water for drinking when possible. Contact Troy Sarver at tsarver@bottonline.com.

Virginia Department of Emergency Management Troy Sarver Tsarver Bottonline.com

Senate Bets on Campaign Finance Bill Vote

Republicans conceded defeat as the Senate prepared to approve a bill to curb soft money in elections. McConnell acknowledged he would not prevail, while McCain hailed the measure as a long struggle. The package bans soft money to parties, raises hard money limits to 2000 annually, tightens 30 to 60 day ad rules, and faces court challenges. It marks a major revision since 1974’s reforms.

Washington Senate Mitch McConnell R-Ky House White House Bush Sen John McCain R-Ariz Russ Feingold D-Wis McConnell Christopher Shays R-Conn Martin Meehan D-Mass

INS commissioner defends agency on visa blunder

INS chief James Ziglar proposed tighter visa rules after criticism of a student visa mix up involving hijackers. He endorsed cutting travel visa stay to 30 days, blocking visa switching, requiring intent before arrival, delaying start of study until visa approval, and speeding electronic school approvals to 30 days.

INS M Mashington Immigration and Naturalization Service James Ziglar House Judiciary United States Mohammed Atta Marwan Al-Shehhi

Flood aftermath widens in Tazewell County districts

EMS briefing expected to update flood damage. Monday counts cited 41 homes major damage, 15 minor, 31 affected. Roads closed, two businesses lightly damaged. Local state of emergency remains in effect. Red Cross and Salvation Army mobilize feeding and cleaning units. Shelters opened. donations welcome at Clinch Valley Community Action or PO Box 188 North Tazewell VA 24630.

Etter Tazewell Red Cross Salvation Army Lee Scott Smyth Wise Clinch Valley

Testimony Highlights Trial Tactics in Mercer Sex Case

Jury selected in Mercer County hears that two girls from the Spanishburg area were allegedly sexually abused but may not testify in court. Prosecutor Deborah Garton notes trauma and reliance on counselors and therapists for the girls' accounts. Defense contends no corroborating evidence backs the abuse claims while a doctor testifies about examinations and possible signs.

Deborah Garton Spanishburg Garton Phyllis Hasty Southern Highlands Community Mental Health Center Mercer County Mercer County Public Defender’s Office Wallace Linda McKinney Child Protective Services

Pump prices climb province wide as drivers adjust

Residents report gasoline prices rising from 99 cents to over 1.20 per gallon in March. Stations on Stafford Drive show regular gas at 1.23 on average, up from 1.07 earlier in the month. Some customers say they must cut travel, while others remain resigned and continue shopping.

Stafford Drive Chris Counts Bluefield Cheryl Helm Peterstown Greg Jordan Gjordan Bottonline

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