Stocks drop sharply after March rally ends
Investors sold broadly before first quarter earnings, erasing most March gains. Dow fell 146.00 to 10,281.67, S&P 500 down 16.83 at 1,131.87, Nasdaq down 38.90 to 1,812.49 as tech declines and earnings concerns weighed markets ahead of reports. Dow, S&P and Nasdaq faced widespread losses with profit-taking and cautious positioning.
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Arab summit sees limited progress on peace aims
U.N. envoy Eckhard said Annan would meet Arafat if allowed to travel to Beirut. In Jerusalem Raanan Gissin said Israel would not lift the travel ban until Arafat orders militants to halt attacks. Netanyahu proposed a three stage plan toward ceasefire, interim peace, and permanent talks. Powell urged Arafat to disband Hezbollah and to stop terror. Israel said it would aid Zinni by creating a conducive environment while conducting demolitions on suspected tunnels. Bush urged Beirut leaders to back Abdullah’s plan recognizing Israel’s right to exist. Sharon surrounds Arafat in Ramallah amid continued Palestinian attacks.
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White House
Notice of Sale of 1997 Pontiac Grand Prix in Bluewell WV
By default on security dated 02/09/01 Amanda Houk vehicle West Virginia title Y960552 1997 Pontiac Grand Prix SN 162 WP52KXVF294632 to be sold at public auction March 28, 2002 at 2:35 p.m. at First Community Bank N A Bluewell WV terms cash no warranty.
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Tony Sutin among three killed in January ASL shooting
The January shooting at ASL left Tony Sutin Thomas Blackwell and Angela Dales dead and three other students wounded who have since recovered. Former ASL student Peter Odighizuwa faces three counts of capital murder and three counts of attempted murder. Warner spoke to students about tough times ahead and the value of their efforts.
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Charleston
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Wise objections shape abortion bill details and funding
Governor Wise criticized parts of a proposed abortion information bill, citing onerous reporting and privacy risks for physicians. He supports the bill’s patient information goal but opposes provisions on data collection and FOIA exposure. He noted Medicaid funding concerns and urged prioritizing prenatal and child health programs.
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Pooling hearing set for Buchanan in W-2 coalbed unit
Buchanan Production Company seeks pooling of all interests listed in the W-2 coalbed methane unit. Hearing is scheduled for April 16, 2002 at 9:00 AM at the Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center in Abingdon, Virginia, with Consol Energy Inc. designated as unit operator and provisions for elections, escrow, and possible lease by default.
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Leah Vernie Baldwin
Lizzie Trula Greenwood
Ada Nell Stiltner
Annie Boyd
Nancy Edward Cook
Lloyd Cook
Marshall Boyd
Katherine Boyd
William P. Boyd
Robert Boyd
Donald Clevinger
Franklin Clevinger
Jennings E. Boyd
Myrtle Boyd
Ernest Boyd
Francis Lockhart
Irene G. Lockhart
Roger Jay Lockhart
Buchanan Production Company
P.O. Box
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Mark A. Swartz
Consol Energy Inc
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Division of Gas and Oil
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Genevia Cotsmire
Della Meadows
Margaret Kleffman
Doris Smith
Trula Morgan
James Massie
Leroy Massie
Ruby
Leroy Lester
Gladys Puckett
David
Deborah Taylor
Nelson Compton
Mary Keen
William Earl Richardson
Nelson Richardson
Fred Richardson
Roger Richardson
Alice Marie Musick
Betty Doty
Linda Cook
Violet Dunn
Virgie Correll
Ellen Fletcher
Marvin Fuller
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Lucy Blankenship
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James D. Rasnake
Louella Rasnake
Betty Nuckles
Carolyn Carty
Beverly Nuckles
Patty Chambers
David Blankenship
Mellie Coleman
Michael Coleman
Debbie Penaly
Earl Whited
Lydia Hess
Goldie Hess
Corine Perkins
Mason Whited
Eugene Whited
Arlene Compton
Leona Shope
Arnold Fuller
Ollie Wilson
Dora Webb
Leona Beavers
Goldine Lilly
Richard E. Rose
Arcel Rose
Cathy Tisdale
John Abshire
Raymond Abshire
Helen Parr
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Fred K. Abshire
Toby Perkins
Ester Newton
Mitzi Herbert
Michael Whitt
Carson Brown
Tivis Brown
Mildred Hale
Judy Farmer
Pauline Presley
Clarence Whited
Bobby Whited
Delma Coleman
Helen Patterson
Fayne Whited
Carolyn Whited
Lucille Pendell
Elmer Brown
Garland Brown
Pauline Brown
Carl Brown
Emory Brown
Earl Brown
Richard Brown
Virgil K. Street
Kimberly Lynn Street
Lennie E. Perkins
Ellen Hutchinson
Chester C. Smith
Audry Blankenship
Wayne E. Smith
Jesse Street
Elster Hurley
Frankie Ratliff
Dr. L.M. Harrison
School board names interim leader as super leaves for health
County School Superintendent announces March 18 departure after just under two years citing health concerns. Hodock will retire on June 30 but takes paid leave immediately. Brenda Lawson named interim superintendent. Interviews planned for May with applications due May 10 and a potential June 1 appointment. Graduation day set for May 24 for all Tazewell County high schools.
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Tazewell County
Bid Proposals Sought for Wire Mesh Sheets by West Virginia Authority
The West Virginia Parkways Authority and Economic Development and Tourism Authority invite sealed bid proposals for wire mesh sheets. Bids due by 10:00 a.m. April 9, 2002 at 3310 Piedmont Road Charleston WV 25306. Express mail to the same address. mail to P.O. Box 1469 Charleston WV 25325. Fax bids not accepted. Requires certified vendor status and may include resident vendor preference. The authority may reject any or all proposals. Toll charges and equal employment opportunity statements noted.
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Parkways Authority
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