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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 2004
Page
1
The edition notes sunny start on Saturday morning turning cloudy with showers by evening. Breezy and warmer with WVVA weather team forecasts. Also mentions coupons offering more than 63 dollars in savings for tomorrow's edition on www.bdtonline.com.
A lighthearted sports item treats a humorous percent figure as a playful aside, framing it as a joke about performance or odds. The piece uses a casual tone and focuses on entertainment value rather than strict analytics, inviting readers to share a laugh at the quirky statistic.
President Bush marked the first anniversary of military strikes against Iraq by urging resolve in the war on terrorism. He said there is no neutral ground in the struggle between civilization and terror, citing Madrid’s attacks as a recent atrocity and warning against any sign of weakness.
One year after the shock and awe campaign in Iraq area residents remain divided over the war’s justification. Wythe County resident Jerry Neary supported military action but now questions weapons of mass destruction while Glenwood resident Rita Justus backs President Bush and the war.
In Kentucky's Tug Valley a hillside linked to Hatfield and McCoy killings is now a tourist draw. Visitors from Canada and Japan tour the sites as historians and a Pikeville architect preserve the bloodiest feud locations for history and commerce. Congress earmarked nearly $500,000 to build walkways and accommodate foot traffic at these historic feuds.
North Dakota lottery officials sent new stickers to cover a glitch on the new lottery ticket terminals. A toll free number intended for retailers directed callers to a phone sex line with a live fantasy talk recording that then redirected to a second number.
Bluefield police report 33 vehicle break ins and vandalism incidents in recent weeks. Lt. Tom Helton says juveniles may be involved as suspects after entries across the city. Break ins included changing items from cars and damage to windows and windshields.
A bobcat that attacked a Narrows woman in her basement has tested positive for rabies. Tina Thompson of the New River Health District confirmed the result, noting the incident is unusual and the victim is receiving post exposure treatment guidance.
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