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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2003
Page
4
Daily Telegraph reporter Mark Blevins warns readers about get rich quick email scams claiming a $15.5 million inheritance. The scam asks for a small upfront bribe and fast confidential contact, with no real money involved. FTC guidance urges trashing such messages and provides further information.
The article lists newsroom leadership including News Editor State Editor Sports Editor Randy Deason Publisher Samantha Perry Tammie Toler Barbara Hawkins Bob Redd Thomas A Colley Executive Editor Managing Editor Charles Owens Andy Patton Dennis Yena City County Editor Senior Copy Editor and Business Writer. It features a biblical motto from Matthew 10 39 AV.
Virginia faces a federal grant up to 60 million to replace 2 553 mechanical lever and 2 638 punch card machines, with 4 000 per machine. West Virginia qualifies too, with expected funds to upgrade voting procedures ahead of 2004 elections and broaden handicapped access. The package also includes 13 million for the statewide voter registration system and training.
A letter urging unity across churches and businesses to rebuild Bluefield West Virginia. The author calls for humility, collective prayer, and cross denominational cooperation to heal the land, invite new businesses, and restore the city. Doyle Bradford signs from Freedom House International urging regional revival.
A West Virginia roundup notes a “culture of disability” in Workers’ Compensation, with claims of gaming the system and soaring costs, while state reforms seek oversight and fraud probes. It also highlights the Abandoned Mine Land fund imbalance, with Western states drawing more money despite Eastern mine sites needing repairs, risking delayed reclaiming.
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