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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 07, 2002

Page

10

Evacuation after dam safety scare in McDowell County

A large mountainous sediment pond posed flood risk prompting a mandatory evacuation along Stewart Street and Edmore Village in Welch. The pond was later deemed non impoundment. water was pumped out and residents returned home. FEMA disaster declarations and federal aid were arranged as officials assess damages and count structures affected.

Stewart Street Edmore Department of Environmental Protection U.S Jay Rockefeller Dw.va Keystone Welch Coalwood Bush McDowell Mercer Mingo Wyoming FEMA Mark Manchin George Olga Anderson Roderfield Truman Chafin D-Mingo Brooks Kathy Guynn State Department of Environmental Protection Guynn Charles Owens Cowens Bottonline

Obituary: Robert L. Workman 56 of Speedway dies

Robert L. Workman 56 of Speedway died on arrival May 5 2002 at Princeton Community Hospital. Born May 15 1945 in Bluefield he was the son of Martha Ann Farthing Workman and the late Robert L. Workman Sr. He served with the West Virginia Army National Guard 107th Armored Calvary 3D Squadron and worked as a tractor trailer driver for over 30 years, last with Cox Transportation of Rural Retreat Virginia. Survived by wife Rita Mae Lawrence Workman two children Rob Workman and Sandi of Salem Virginia Sharon Brown and Daniel of Woodstock Virginia Karen Lockett and Eddie of Bluefield his mother Martha Ann Workman of Nemours brothers Fred Workman Roger Workman Ivory Workman sisters Evelyn Mason Nancy Ward Ann Caldwell. Funeral services 11 am Wednesday Burns Wornal Chapel Princeton with Minister Frank Watkins officiating burial Elgood Cemetery Elgood. Friends may call 6-8 pm today. Pallbearers Johnny and Bobby Lawrence Edward Masters Jack Tebbe Tony Thomas Jim Hazelwood.

Speedway Robert L. Workman Speedway Princeton Community Hospital Bluefield Martha Ann Farthing Workman Nemours Robert L. Workman Sr Mercer County Army National Guard of West Virginia 107Th Armored Calvary 3D Squadron Cox Transportation Company Rural Retreat Rita Mae Lawrence Workman Rob Workman Sandi Salem Sharon Brown Daniel Woodstock Karen Lockett Eddie Martha Ann Workman Fred Workman Florida Roger and Ivory Workman Evelyn Mason Michigan Nancy Ward Ann Caldwell Memorial Athens Road Princeton Frank Watkins Elgood Johnny and Bobby Lawrence Edward Masters Jack Tebbe Tony Thomas Jimmy Hazelwood

Water projects expand regional system in Summers and True areas

Water official outlines Phase III work including 35 000 feet of lines in Summers County 14 000 feet eight inch and 21 000 feet ten inch plus a booster station and two storage tanks 12 000 and 100 000 gallons costing about 1 04 million for mains and 232 000 for tanks and booster. Projects begin June 1 with 180 day deadline. crews expect about 250 new customers. Funding from Small Cities Block Grant ARC Governor's Contingency Fund IDB bonds and the water company. A 5 million gallon per day treatment plant at True already in early stages with Bluestone Lake source and long run lines toward Pipestein Route 20 and Princeton.

Brooks Barksdale Summers County Water Company Gold Coast Area Chris Jarrett West Virginia-American Water Co Appalachian Regional Commission Governor’s Contingency Fund Industrial Development Bonds The True Bluestone Lake Hinton True Road Pipestein Athens Princeton

Storm details from Kentucky flooding and 100-year flood myths

McLane describes May 2 storm over eastern Kentucky with heavy rain up to 1.5 inches per hour and 3 to 4 inch totals in six hours, heavy flooding in Pike and Martin counties near Big Sandy and Tug Fork. Hydrologists explain 100-year flood refers to a one percent annual chance. Buchanan County saw 3.57 to 1.31 inches at several sites, and the six hour event approached a 50-year level.

McLane Kentucky Pike Martin Big Sandy Tug Fork Mike Gillen Blacksburg, Va The National Weather Service Gillen Buchanan County Big Rock Home Creek Vansant Grundy Council Charleston

Storms devastate Hurley area. two dead and infrastructure hit

In Buchanan and nearby Tazewell counties, the Friday through weekend storms left two confirmed deaths and widespread damage. Officials describe extensive home destruction, blocked roads, and outages to power, telephone, water, and sewer services. FEMA aid, housing help, low interest loans, and home repair grants are available, with registration at 1-800-621-FEMA. Residents urged to apply promptly.

Hurley Buchanan County Allen Warner Federal Emergency Management Agency Tazewell Buchanan Bush Bedford County Virginia FEMA Troy Sarver Tsarver Bottonline

Model A Ford replicas offered with address limit

The National Motor Museum Mint markets detailed die cast Model A Ford replicas priced over $100. A strict limit of two sets per address applies, with officially licensed, high quality engineering to mirror the original vehicles.

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