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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 01, 2003

Page

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Appalachia Learning Initiative Draws Local Attention

A local education initiative focusing on Appalachian studies gains community interest. Officials describe expanded curriculum options and community programs aimed at boosting awareness of regional history culture and economic development. Local schools and organizations collaborate to provide resources and events for residents.

World Talks Continue Road Map to Peace Examined

D-1 reports on ongoing World Talks as a peace roadmap is examined. Telegraph state of the art features wireless gadgets. Community observes Day of Prayer with praying hands seen. Familiar face noted as principal leaves a mark on Mercer schools.

Praying Hands Community Mark Mercer Schools

Sobriety checkpoint planned in Mercer County

Mercer County police will run a sobriety checkpoint beginning Saturday at 10 p m and ending Sunday at 2 a m to raise public awareness and deter driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol.

Mercer County West Virginia State Polices

West Virginia Daily 3 5 0 0 Daily 4 1 8 9 2

Virginia Pick 3 2 8 8 Pick 4 9 1 2 4

West Virginia workers' comp may face bankruptcy without reform

business leaders warn of a looming fund insolvency as benefits outpace premiums. A luncheon briefing at The Douglas Center outlined that next year WV may spend about 2 million more than collected, with lawmakers and chambers urging substantial reforms to divert pension funds.

Douglas Center West Virginia

McDowell County Murder Suicide Claims Two Lives

McDowell County investigators say a murder suicide left two people dead. Jerry Wayne Collins 56 of Davy shot his estranged wife Connie Collins 44 also of Davy twice before taking his own life. Deputy D D Shirley of the McDowell County Sheriff's Department reported the incident.

Jerry Wayne Collins Davy Connie Collins D.D. Shirley McDowell County

Man Fatally Shoots Estranged Wife Then Kills Self

Jerry Wayne Collins, 56, of Davy, allegedly shot his estranged wife Connie Collins, 44, twice before turning the gun on himself. The deputy described the incident as occurring Wednesday afternoon in the attached garage at the couple’s home on Ascoe Road, after a recent separation. Collins had been staying at another residence.

Ascoe Road Shirley Jerry Wayne Collins

Princeton crash claims one dead in mid afternoon collision

West Virginia State Police say a 1993 Ford Escort Sport left the Ingleside-Mt Horeb Road junction collided on U S 460 in Princeton. Front-seat passenger Kathy Combs, 46, of Lexington North Carolina, was ejected and pronounced dead at the scene. The 911 call came in around 2 p.m. and the crash occurred about half a mile from the intersection.

West Virginia J. A. Alexander III U.S. 460 Princeton North Carolina J.A. Alexander Ingleside Mt. Horeb Pressle Kathy Combs Lexington N.C Combs U.S

Internet experts rally behind new anti spam law

LUEFIELD Virginia officials say a new law in Virginia aims to curb unsolicited email and unclog computer mailboxes. The measure threatens up to five years in prison for those who send spam, according to the Associated Press. Local Internet providers weighed in on the impact.

Luefield Associated Press Virginia

McDowell hunter uncovers remains in McDowell County

A hunter found possible human remains Tuesday in a wooded area of the Wilmore community near Jaeger in Welch. State Police Sgt. D.B. Rogers said investigators, including a crime van, canvassed the site and collected evidence but would not describe the items found. The investigation into the possible grave remains ongoing.

Welch McDowell County D.B. Rogers West Virginia State Police Rogers Wilmore Jaeger

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