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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 11, 2000

Page

7

Dillon wins Democratic nomination for Mercer County surveyor

Princeton West Virginia Dillon wins the Democratic primary for Mercer County surveyor with 61.68 percent of the vote. He will face no opposition in November and plans to revive the post, vowing to serve citizens while pursuing training at Bluefield State College.

Princeton Mercer County Richard Dillon Bluefield Dillon Michael Proffitt Bramwell Wayne Robinette Robinette West Virginia Bluefield State College

Ballot-Counting Glitches Hit Raleigh and Wayne Counties

Raleigh County faced slow results from a $55,000 optical scanner that failed to deliver timely totals on primary night. County Clerk Betty Riffe called it a frustrating delay and promised fixes. In Wayne County, a data entry error split one precinct into two voting districts, causing computer problems.

Charleston Raleigh County Wayne County Raleigh County Commission Betty Riffe

Mercer County ballots show Dem Gore Wise and GOP Bush Underwood lead

Tuesday’s primary turnout surged with warm sun and tight races. Mercer County voters backed Al Gore and Bob Wise narrowly in the Democratic governor race while George W. Bush and Cecil Underwood led for president and governor respectively. Anita Skeens Caldwell upset Homer Ball in the 10th District Senate race, and Janet Williams defeated Pam Martin for the Board of Education. canvass begins Friday at 9 a.m. and could take three days due to many ballots. Recounts possible with 48 hour deadline and $300 filing fee.

Senate House Lees Wise Oliverio Nelson Pritt Manchin Kantor Ball Caldwell Hancock Frederick Flanigan Boggess Wills Bayless Pace Oo Czarnik Smith Sadler Ash District Ada Treatment Plant Bluewell School Brushfork School Greater Mt. Zion Pentecostal Ch Wade Elem. School Bluefield High School Nazarene Church Stadium Drive Bluefield Moose Club Cumberland Hgts Bramwell Town Hall Montcalm High School Glenwood School Mercer Co. Voc. Center Petn. Pres. Ch Mercer St. Elem. School Knob Elem. School Memorial Building Princeton Middle School Princeton Public Library Straley Elementary School Catholic Church Harrison St Salvation Army Penn. Ave Thorn Elem School Annex Thorn Elem. School Church of God Oliver Ave Oakvale Rd Silver Springs Elem. Sch Echoes of Calvary Church District Ill Matoaka Rec Center Oakvale School Johnston's Chapel Hall’s Ridge Old School Bidg Willowton Pinoak Community Building Spanishburg School Kegley Baptist Church Lashmeet/Matoaka School Church of Christ, Pettrey Crane Ck. Pent. Holiness. Ch Sun Valley School Shawnee Parkway Bldg Melrose School Montcalm Elementary School Ceres School Mercer County Vocational School Princeton Presbyterian Church Jennings Bluefield Mercer County Commissioners Wills Mercer County Board of Education al Gore Bob Wise Jim Lees George W. Bush Cecil Underwood State Senate Princeton Anita Skeens Caldwell Homer Ball Caldwell Fayette Summers Monroe Norris Kantor Ball Mercer Bluewell Janet Williams Pam Martin John Shott

Deceased sheriff wins Cabell renomination in primary

Cabell County Sheriff Dallan Fields, who died of stomach cancer last week, easily won renomination in the Democratic primary with 6,492 votes or 63 percent. Opponent Alvie Qualls received 3,841 votes. Fields, in his first term, died Thursday. his widow Paula praised the county’s support. Republican nominee Kim Wolfe led with 2,995 votes, ahead of former Huntington Police Chief Lee Black with 2,666.

Huntington Cabell County Dallan Fields Fields Alvie Qualls Sheriff’s Department Paula Callan Kim Wolfe Lee Black

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