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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 22, 2001

Page

4

May 22 28 Mountain Festival and community notices

Community schedule for Bluefield area includes Comcast Mountain Festival at Bluefield City Park 11 a.m. to 12 30 p m RSVP meet and eat. Greenview United Methodist Church hosts Green Valley luncheon. NARVE meets at Ryan's Bluefield. Shrimp Feast by Princeton Mercer County Chamber at Brushfork Armory 6 30 p m. Various AA groups meet in Bluefield Hinton and Jefferson area with open and closed sessions. Local service clubs meet in Princeton Richlands Tazewell and Bluefield on multiple days. Zen group meets at Princeton Public Library Annex 6 30 8 30 p m with instructor Charles Birk. Chicory Square Concert planned in Bluefield Friday noon.

Greenview United Methodist Church Green Valley Ryan's Bluefield Princeton Mercer County Chamber of Commerce Brushfork Armory Fellowship AA Group Scott St Bluefield Meet Inc AARP Tazewell VFW Tazewell County Hinton Ascension Episcopal Church 5Th Avenue & Temple Sacred Heart Catholic Church Harrison St

Bookmobile revived in Bluefield with Shott Foundation grant

Bluefield Craft Memorial Library unveils a new 11 by 25 foot bookmobile funded with 150000 from the H S Shott Jr Foundation. The vehicle supports Mercer County's 14 schools and community centers, features a Mountains of Knowledge Pages of Power theme, and includes a Dominion Systems Stargate.Net internet link.

Bluefield Craft Memorial Library H.S. Shott, Jr Craft Library Nancy Moore Craft Mercer County Moore Eva McGuire McGuire Shott Foundation Matthews Specialty Vehicles Archdale Iris Hall Murfreesboro Tenn Pearl S. Buck Hillsboro Dave Pedneau Booker T. Washington Homer Hickam Coalwood Stephen Counts Charleston Eugenia Price Buckhannon Vehcle Cynthia Botan Cool Ridge Marc Harshman Moundsville Nancy Cooney Elkhorn Chatterbox Jane Mai Dominion Systems Highland Cellular, Inc Stargate.Net West Virginia Melanie Farley Craft Memorial Library of

Local government and foundation meetings set for Thursday

Princeton and Bluefield area groups announce Thursday meetings. The Pam Hawkins Foundation convenes at 7 30 am at Johnston's Restaurant. The Mercer County E 911 Advisory Board meets at noon at the Dog and Pickle. The Mercer Government Coalition and Mercer Democrats plan noon and 7 pm sessions, plus Rahall's mobile office appears in Beckley 10 15 to 11 30 am at Flat Top Post Office.

Quota International Bluefield Holiday Inn Princeton Athens Kiwanis Club Miners & Merchants Bank Richlands Pam Hawkins Foundation Johnston's E-911 Mercer County Mercer Rahall Beckley U.S Nick Rahall D-Wv Flat Top Beckley Road

Tazewell weighs budget gap and stadium light request

Tazewell County faces a funding shortfall for the 2001-2002 budget after the Virginia Assembly failed to pass a new plan. The school system may risk imbalance without local funds, as state cuts bite. Booster Jim Thompson pressed for new stadium lights at Tazewell and Richlands high schools, estimating about 100000 dollars per campus, but the board took no action due to budgets. A June 11 public hearing will address overcrowding at North Tazewell Elementary.

Board of Supervisors Hodock Virginia General Assembly Tazewell County Jim Thompson Tazewell Boosters Tazewell High School Richlands High School Roger Woodrum Appalachian Power Ers. Thompson Thompson North Tazewell

West Virginia and Virginia counties hit by heavy rain damage

Rain across Mercer County and nearby areas caused extensive road and bridge damage. DOH repairs underway on washed out bridges while residents report widespread basement flooding and high water levels unseen in memory. Emergency crews work to remove water and debris as health officials offer free well testing and disinfection guidance.

Buddy Campbell Mercer County Campbell Hales Gap Willowton DOH Ingleside Kellysville Glenwood Glenwood Park Garland Bo” Bowman OES State Oakvale Mercer County Health Department Health Department

Faith based funds spark mixed views in rural area

Agencies outline spending rules for federal faith based funds while church leaders weigh compliance and mission impact. Salvation Army says extra money could aid food and utility relief. Bluefield Union Mission weighs risks to spiritual mission. Tender Mercies Ministries in Princeton resists federal dollars due to red tape and control concerns amid local charity activity.

Mullins Salvation Army Craig Hammond Bluefield Union Mission Hammond Bush Tender Mercies Ministries Princeton Ken Hilling Hilling USDA United States Department of Agriculture

Bank executives plead guilty in bank collapse case

Judge David A. Faber accepted guilty pleas from Quizenbeury Turpin and McKinney in a federal case tied to a West Virginia bank collapse. Quizenbeury admitted selling stock on inside information for over 400000 dollars as Turpin and McKinney faced lighter potential sentences for their cooperation. All three were released on unsecured bonds and sentencing was set for August and September.

David A. Faber Southern District West Virginia Quizenbeury William Flanagan Faber Flanagan U.S Susan M. Arnold Arnold Turpin Welch McKinney Northfork Terry Lee Church Michael H. Graham Charleston Thomas Smith Turpin Church Quizenberry

Miller pleads guilty in West Virginia billing case

Miller acknowledged receiving excess payments under higher billing codes in a plea that preserves U.S. citizenship and aims for a timely resolution. Judge David A. Faber set sentencing for 9 a.m. and a possible five year term with a $250,000 fine, after Miller admitted knowing he would be reimbursed for overpayments.

West Virginia Miller Faber Faces Bluefield

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