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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 21, 2002

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etc Conquering the outdoors Summer gardening brings on allergies

A brief note on outdoor activity during the summer season highlighting how gardening can trigger allergy symptoms for some people. It discusses common culprits like pollen and sun exposure and suggests basic precautions.

Virginia coal industry seeks ruling clarification data

A terse notice notes the coal industry seeks clarification on a ruling as data collection intensifies. A memorial regards a West Virginia soldier killed in Afghanistan, with his wife and guard mourning the loss. The brief links the Afghan casualty to ongoing national security concerns and local sentiment.

Weather notes and plans for Holiday Weekend and Bridge Day

WVYVA reports on Memorial Day weekend weather with rain and cold details affecting plans for flood recovery. It notes potential early Bridge Day preparations by officials and updates on forecasted conditions and rain chances during the holiday period.

American Legion Auxiliary Poppy Day Planned May 25

The Riley West Unit No. 9 will celebrate Poppy Day on Saturday May 25. Members will distribute poppies at Acme Kroger’s Kmart Mountain Fest and other Bluefield locations.

American Legion Auxiliary Riley-West Unit No. 9 Bluefield Acme Kroger’s Kmart Mountain Fest

Lawmakers to begin search for workers' compolution

West Virginia lawmakers plan interim discussions on workers compensation. Senate Majority Leader H. Truman Chafin seeks a joint Senate House committee to study reforms. Del. Mark Wills and House Speaker Bob Kiss are prepared to back the move, with a 3 p.m. committee meeting scheduled. The effort aims to address how changes could benefit all West Virginians.

Princeton West Virginia Senate House of Delegates H. Truman Chafin Committee House and del. Mark Wills Dmercer House Bob Kiss D-Raleigh Earl Ray Tomblin D-Logan Committee On Government and Finance Mark Wills Government and Finance Judiciary Mark Wills Hor

Mercer man faces 15-35 years in prison for sexual abuse

A Mercer County man Aubrey Gene Buck Weeks 46 of Princeton was sentenced to 15 to 35 years after pleading guilty to first degree sexual assault sexual abuse by a custodian and one count of incest He and co defendant Simon Lambert 34 of Glenwood were arrested in South Carolina last month and charged with the March 20 kidnapping of a 46 year old Princeton woman in a drug debt case The husband was beaten during the incident indicating a drug debt connection.

Princeton Mercer County Aubrey Gene “Buck” Weeks Weeks Simon Russell Wormy” Lambert Glenwood South

FBI chief warns of inevitable walk in bombers in US

FBI Director Robert Mueller said walk in death by action bombers like those who attacked Israeli targets will strike the United States. He told the National Association of District Attorneys in Alexandria that another terrorist attack will occur and may not be stoppable.

Washington United States FBI Robert Mueller White House Mueller National Association of District Attorneys Alexandria

Pump prices stabilize for summer travel season

Daily Telegraph reports AAA Bluefield says national average fuel costs have leveled as Memorial Day weekend approaches. Larry Peters notes motorists may find pump prices steadier across the country during the upcoming busy driving season.

Richard Bullins Bluefield AAA Luefield Larry Peters

National Guard calls for help in flood relief

West Virginia National Guard units have been aiding flood victims since May 2 in McDowell County. Lt. Col. Ed Kornish asked elderly residents to contact the Welch Armory to list needs for cleaning and recovery. Sgt. Barry Phillips said volunteers will connect victims with non governmental agencies for assistance.

National Guard Ed Kornish West Virginia National Guard McDowell County National Guard Armory Welch

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