Feds deny Cherry request to move venue and severance
In Bluefield, Assistant U.S. Attorney Susan Arnold opposed Billie J. Cherry and co defendant Terry Lee Church's motions to move the trial out of West Virginia and to sever their cases. Government argues venue should wait for actual prejudice evidence and joint trial saves resources.
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Judge rules cities can compete with phone companies
A federal judge ruled Virginia cannot bar localities from providing telecom services in competition with private firms. The 1999 law conflicts with the 1996 federal act, rendering it unenforceable. Bristol's victory may spark more local competition against private carriers.
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Boundary changes loom in Tazewell County annexation
Cedar Bluff seeks to annex a Cedar Bluff Richlands corridor near Richlands High School Gateway Shopping Center and Jones Chapel Road. A June 19 public hearing before the Tazewell County Board of Supervisors will gauge input on expanding Cedar Bluff’s corporate limits, with Richlands also eyeing the area. If approved, the move would ease police response to emergencies and clarify jurisdiction for the school complex and surrounding neighborhoods.
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Hammond elected president of Bluefield Ministerial Association
Dr. Allen Hammond was chosen president for 2001 02 at a Bluefield Ministerial Association meeting held at First Presbyterian Church. Officers Nancy White and Mark Conner were elected vice president and secretary respectively, with Pam Hawkins outlining Mercer County domestic violence efforts and the planned Pam’s Place shelter in Princeton to serve all county residents.
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