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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 05, 2002

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District 25 Diverse group vie for House seat

A diverse slate in District 25 competes for the House seat. Endorsed by local groups, candidates include community members with varied backgrounds as voters weigh priorities for representation and district needs.

Flood death toll rises in Coalwood incidents

A 14 month old girl was found in Elkhorn Creek near Superior after heavy flooding on Saturday. A woman died when a tree fell from a mountainside and crushed a pickup cab on U S Route 52 between Eckman and Keystone shortly before 11 a m. Deputy Mark Shelton confirmed the child’s body was found in Vivian and that Angela Walls Darnell, from North Carolina, had been identified earlier. The report notes the missing person case tied to Friday night.

Coalwood Elkhorn Creek Superior Keystone Mark Shelton McDowell County North Carolina Samuel Mitchem Charleston Area Medical Center

Four missing in Buchanan during flood survey

Buchanan County deputies confirm the first storm related fatality as Robert Snellenberger, 37, of Hurley, was found drowned. Four others remain missing with ground searches ongoing though Hurley roads remain partly closed to non emergency traffic.

Grundy Buchanan County Sheriff’s Department Robert Snellenberger Hurley Vicky Jones Snellenberger Jones Coun

Matoaka mayor calls flood the worst seen here

Matoaka Mayor Jack Coburn described the flood as the worst in memory as two dozen bags of trash littered the municipal building area. Crews cleared debris while business owners moved ruined items to higher ground and Salvation Army volunteers distributed clean kits aided by Mercer OES from Princeton. Coburn sought word on a federal disaster declaration as state officials prepared a FEMA aid request with Senators Rockefeller and Rockefeller.

Matoaka Jack Coburn Salvation Army Mercer Oes Princeton Coburn Bob Wise State OES FEMA Jay Rockefeller Robert

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