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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 01, 2002

Page

5

Mountaineer expands with 500 more slot machines

The West Virginia Lottery Commission approved a 500 slot expansion at Mountaineer Race Track & Gaming Resort, bringing its total near 2,500 machines. The expansion, described as in the best interest of the track and state, follows $120 million in recent upgrades. The motion confirms ongoing growth at the Chester facility.

Chester Mountaineer Race Track & Gaming Resort State Lottery Commission Commission West Virginia Mountaineer

West Virginia doctors wooed by out of state recruiters

West Virginia physicians face rising malpractice insurance costs driving relocation as recruiters flood the state with offers. Dr. Colin Iosso of Martinsburg and others report daily ads and calls from recruiters promising lucrative positions and stable legal climates, with several doctors already moving to nearby states.

Charleston West Virginia Colin Iosso City Hospital Martinsburg Josso Alma Saider Virginia Evan Jenkins West Virginia State Medical Association Jenkins CompHealth Salt Lake City Dara Grabner Grabner Merritt, Hawkins & Associates Stephen Marsh Atlanta Florida Mississippi Nevada Ohio Pennsylvania Marsh Mountain State Phillip Stevens Huntington

Virginia studies Potomac cross to ease gridlock

Virginia Governor Mark R Warner announced on WTOP that $400000 will be spent to study a possible techway bridge as part of an outer beltway between Virginia and Maryland. He said the study could address traffic relief despite opposition from slow growth advocates and Maryland Governor Glendening.

Richmond Virginia Potomac River Mark R. Warner Warner Wtop Radio Washington Maryland Parris Glendening

Virginia lawmakers push smart driver license bill

Northern Virginia congressmen Moran and Davis will introduce a bill requiring states to issue smart licenses with embedded data to deter fraud and tie DMV databases. The plan would ban sworn statements, use fingerprints to check criminal databases, and require inter-state data linkage while civil liberties groups warn of privacy risks.

Virginia Northern Jim Moran Tom Davis Moran Davis John Whitehead The Rutherford Institute

Hate Crimes Task Force to hold Bluefield panel

The West Virginia Human Rights Commission Hate Crimes Task Force will host a 6 p.m. panel at Bluefield State College Tierney Auditorium on May 2. Marion Capehart said Elizabeth Brown chairs the workshop, inviting residents from Bluefield Welch Logan Princeton area to attend and ask questions.

Bluefield Bluefield — Area West Virginia Human Rights Commission Tierney Bluefield State College Commission Marion Capehart Capehart Welch State Human Rights Commission Elizabeth Brown Bluefield-Welch-Logan Princeton Bill Archer Barcher Bottonline

Investigation into accidental shooting on Poplar Street

Bluefield police investigated an apparent self inflicted gunshot at 9 05 pm on Poplar Street. Patrick R Perry 31 of 120 Poplar St was evacuated by helicopter from Bluefield Regional Medical Center to Charleston Area Medical Center in extremely serious condition. Lt Tom Helton urged gun safety and keeping firearms away from children.

Bluefield Patrick R. Perry Poplar St Bluefield Regional Medical Center Charleston Area Medical Center Tom Helton Perry CAMC Helton

Live Where You Work Bill Aims to Aid Arlington Workers

Arlington Virginia pilots a program to help county workers and teachers with closing costs as home prices average 263000 locally. Gov Warner attended a ceremonial signing. the plan would start July 1 and provide up to 2600 per eligible employee.

Arlington Arlington County Mark R. Warner

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