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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 13, 2003

Page

5

State of emergency lifted as floodwaters recede

Gov. Bob Wise lifted a state of emergency for 31 counties as floodwaters receded. About 4,000 American Electric Power customers remained without power. The Potomac River crested near Paw Paw then fell, with crest forecasts at Shepherdstown Rocks and Petersburg Springfield. Braxton and Webster counties still under emergency. A West Virginia flood left a 5-year-old boy dead in Ceredo after drowning in Jordan Branch amid backwater from the Ohio River and Twelvepole Creek.

Bob Wise Potomac Paw Paw Petersburg Springfield Shepherdstown Rocks Wise Braxton Webster West Virginia Wayne County Dylan M. Hundley Ceredo Jordan Branch Ohio River Twelvepole Creek Clinton Burley

Bomb threat traced to two Pocahontas juveniles at Walmart

Bluefield Virginia police, aided by Walmart security and a state police dog, traced a bomb threat call to two Pocahontas area juveniles. The Mother’s Day incident led to store evacuation and a full search. suspects face felony charges for the threat.

Bluefield Wal-Mart Jack Asbury Asbury Virginia State Police Lebanon Pocahontas

Funerals Scheduled Today Across Multiple Cemeteries

Helen Banicki 11 a.m. graveside Sunset Memorial Park Beckley. Mrs Shirley Jones Marrs 2 p.m. Burns Wornal Chapel Athens Road Princeton burial Roselawn Memorial Gardens Courthouse Road Princeton. Martha A Miles 11 a.m. Widener Funeral Home Chapel Northfork burial Woodlawn Memorial Park Bluewell. Mae Payne 1 p.m. Church of the Living God Garland burial Riffe Cemetery Atwell Mountain near Garland. Frances E Sprinkle 11 a.m. Memorial service Wickenburg Funeral Home Wickenburg Ariz.

Helen Banicki Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery Beckley Shirley Jones Marrs Burns Athens Road Princeton Roselawn Memorial Gardens Courthouse Road Martha A. Miles Widener Funeral Home Northfork Woodlawn

Wise governor faces personal scandal and political maneuvering

The article covers Governor Wise of West Virginia acknowledging a personal failure and apologizing to the public. It notes his past as a U S representative, his plans for a 2004 reelection bid, and surrounding Democratic and Republican strategizing. It mentions campaign donors, potential challengers like Joe Manchin, and various associates linked to Wise and his private life.

Sandy Wise Minnesota House Ways and Means Committee Congress Washington, D.C West Virginia Wise U.S House of Representatives Democratic Party Mike Callaghan Joe Manchin John Perdue Kris Warner GOP Sarah M. Minear Davis Robin Capehart Underwood Warner Associated Press Angela Mascia-Frye The Daily Mail Spain Phillip Frye Kanawha County Mercer County Democratic Executive Committee Bill Morefield Gaston Caperton

Kilgore seeks rehearing on VMI prayer ruling

Virginia Attorney General Kilgore asks the full 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to reverse the panel ruling that Virginia Military Institute's mandatory supper prayers violate the Establishment Clause. He argues invocations at sessions are not participation and cites higher education contexts.

Kilgore Supreme Court South Carolina The Citadel American Civil Liberties Union U.S. Naval Academy Annapolis 4Th Circuit Maryland Virginia West Virginia Carolinas Appeals Court VMI

Eight Reasons Why People Say If It's Surgery It Must Be St. Luke's

A condensed public notice lists multiple contact numbers 304 323 4518 304 323 3937 276 322 3461 304 323 4526 304 327 8128 276 326 263 304 325 2500. It promotes St. Luke's as a preferred surgical provider with emphasis on client assurance and local accessibility.

St. Luke’s

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