Split verdict in Princeton police excessive force suit
A Bluefield federal jury split on a civil case against two Princeton officers over an arrest in 1998. Former Officer G A Syres was found guilty on excessive force charges and awarded a $1 judgment for Eddie Bryan Blankenship, while Officer T A Bailey was acquitted and no award issued. The City of Princeton charges were dismissed.
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Bluewell
G.A. Syres
Eddie Bryan Blankenship
Cheers
Blankenship
Syres
Virginia
T.A. Bailey
Cole Honored Rotarian of the Year in Bluefield Dinner
Bluefield West Virginia Rotary Club named Cole Rotarian of the Year at a dinner honoring civic leader Paul Cole, longtime businessman and former Bluefield mayor. The event also announced Paul Harris Fellow awards for U.S. District Judge David Faber and Dr. Jim Paine, as guests enjoyed the theater production Honky Tonk Angels.
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Paul Cole
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Rotary Club
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West Virginia
Jim Paine
Summit Theatre
Honky Tonk Angels
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A.A. Modena
Carol
Bill
Charlie
Tom
Faber
Eugenia Hancock
Dr. Paine
Bea
Mercer Reading Bee Tests Students at Concord College
Mercer County students compete in the Mercer County Reading Bee 2002 at Concord College starting at 8 a.m. The event, sponsored by First Virginia Bank-Southwest and the Bluefield Daily Telegraph, is led by Eugenia Hancock and Pat East with Tom Colley presenting awards around 1 p.m.
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Concord College
First Virginia Bank-Southwest
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Tom Colley
Daily Telegraph
Colley
Sharon Borich
Eugenia Hancock
Pat East
Greg Jordan
Gjordan
Bottonline.com
Mercer OES seeks recovery volunteers for flood aid
The Mercer County Office of Emergency Services calls local organizations and volunteers to help flood victims. Barbara Hawkins says the National Guard clears debris, while volunteers assist retired and disabled residents with cleaning and moving items to the roadside. Call 304 425 0385. bring gloves and old clothes.
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Spanishburg
Corrections on May 8 Cedar Bluff mayoral report
The Daily Telegraph notes Tonya Wicks congratulated Mayor Richard H. Lee Sr. on his Cedar Bluff victory Tuesday night, but not at Lee's home. A separate notice changes Survivor fan event timing to Saturday May 11 from 5 to 9 p.m. at Graham Recreational Park Bluefield Virginia.
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Richard H. Lee Sr
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Lee
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Big Tom Buchanan
Graham Recreational Park
Bluefield
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