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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 13, 2011

Page

6

Stamp Out Hunger drive to help local families

Local residents can aid hunger relief by leaving non-perishable food for mail carriers on Saturday May 14. donations support Bluefield area food banks with pet food also accepted. drive supported by United Way of the Virginias and local AFL-CIO chapter and national sponsors.

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ASL Dean to Step Down to Resume Teaching Duties

Appalachian School of Law Dean Clinton W. Shinn will step down effective June 30, 2012, allowing a year to find a successor before ABA accreditation under revised standards. Judge Birg Sergent will chair a Dean's Search Committee, with a likely spring 2012 selection. Shinn received development leave for 2012 2013 as ASL pursues growth and a Natural Resources Center.

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Rockefeller pushes public safety communications

Sen. Jay Rockefeller unveiled legislation to raise 28 billion dollars for a nationwide wireless broadband network enabling police, firefighters, and other public safety agencies to share data and images. The plan would auction unused spectrum to fund construction and maintenance, with no taxpayer cost, and aims to improve real time data access in emergencies such as mine disasters.

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Tazewell Police Warns On Click It Or Ticket Campaign

Tazewell Virginia police join the 2011 national Click It or Ticket seat belt mobilization May 22 to June 6. Chief Greg Layne notes belted drivers avoid a $25 fine plus court costs, totaling about $100, with child safety seat laws enforcing higher fines. He stresses life safety and 24/7 traffic law enforcement in town.

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Feds charge sham cemetery tax scam in Virginia

The Justice Department filed a civil complaint against Michael Strauss Patrick Strauss and Joseph Barreiro for creating a fake cemetery near Chancellorsville to promote tax shelters. The plan allegedly duped investors and allowed bogus losses on returns. Separately, Michael Urbanski was confirmed by the Senate as a U S District Court judge for the Western District of Virginia.

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