Warmer May Day Forecast With Light Chance Rain
The report notes a warmer day with temperatures in the lower 70s and a 20 percent chance of rain. No significant weather hazards expected.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 20, 2011
Page
1
The report notes a warmer day with temperatures in the lower 70s and a 20 percent chance of rain. No significant weather hazards expected.
FBI reports an Ohio bank suspect in his mid-20s entered a Columbus PNC with hood up. A bank employee asked him to remove the hood, he complied, then handed a teller a note demanding cash and fled with an undisclosed amount. No arrest announced by Columbus police.
West Virginia Daily shows Daily 3 numbers 8 1 9 and Daily 4 numbers 2 6 0 3. Virginia Pick 3 numbers 9 3 5 and Pick 4 numbers 7 1 3 2.
Customer service details for home delivery, rack sales, mail delivery, or e-edition are provided. Circulation operates seven days a week with 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekday hours and weekend phone support 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. A morning redelivery option is available through 12 p.m. in a limited area at 304-327-2800.
Police in Bluefield investigate a homicide at the Opera House Apartments on Raleigh Street. An 18 year old female was found dead with a gunshot wound shortly after 7 am. Detective Lt. Myers leads the probe with aid from the Southern Regional Drug and Violent Crime Task Force and State Police mobile crime scene team. No arrests made. a person of interest was questioned but not charged.
The Mississippi River crested at over 14 feet above flood stage in Vicksburg, slightly under feared levels, easing spill fears for farmland but officials warn the flood is not over. Cresta expected to hold for days before a slow retreat, likely above flood stage into mid June. Col. Jeffrey R. Eckstein cautions the crest is not the end.
McDowell County Commissioner Gordon Lambert noted a surge of calls about dogs running loose as residents raised concerns about conditions at the county pound. He defended the pound, saying the dog warden cares for animals, with a resident video capturing a dog in confinement. Growth and job losses from mine shutdowns and floods in 2001 and 2002 contributed to a 19.1 percent population drop, the steepest in the state.
Relatives of 29 workers killed in the Upper Big Branch disaster accuse Massey Energy of valuing coal over safety. The 113 page independent probe blames the company for unsafe conditions and threats to workers who complained. Victims’ families say they want those responsible to face justice, including jail.
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