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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 2004
Page
1
Rice plans another session with the 9/11 Commission panel as part of continuing testimony. The briefing is set for Saturday March 27, 2004 and will address thorny questions about the attacks and U.S. security policy.
Bluefield reports a change in the caravan rally schedule supporting Bluefield State College. The event now runs Thursday to fit Gov Bob Wise's calendar, with organizers hoping he can meet along the route. Sunday’s Daily Telegraph will have participation details.
State police probe a fatal domestic dispute in Princeton after Marilyn White aged 50 was shot at least three times by her husband Robert White Sr. aged 50. He then turned the weapon on himself following a stop by Deputy Gary Woods at the Intersection Shootings.
Prosecutors in two Virginias deem domestic violence prevention and prosecution among their toughest tasks, noting increases as warmer weather and holidays arrive. A study by the state Medical Examiner's office last year cited McDowell County domestic cases as a notable concern.
The 6th annual Mountain State Invitational soccer tournament starts in Bluefield with hotels and restaurants expecting a surge in business. Marc Meachum of the Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce predicts a massive local economic boost as the women's event opens with an 8 a.m. kickoff and runs through Sunday.
Welch McDowell County Clerk Don Hicks and County Commissioner Carl Urps clash over a 2003 state audit. Urps accuses Hicks of misleading the public about 1.8 million dollars, while Hicks says records are being withheld and he has filed FOIA requests. The audit noted items not recorded rather than missing or stolen.
Mercer County Commission approves a 2004 2005 budget of 8 909 176 the largest in county history. The 2003 2004 budget totals 8 868 046. Salaries for county officials are listed and a potential excess revenue carryover may prompt future actions.
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