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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2004
Page
1
A compact notice summarizing events and listings for Saturday May 22 2004 sourced from bdtonline. It notes community happenings, schedules, and local items of interest, with emphasis on timely dates and regional relevance.
Mostly sunny start gives way to scattered afternoon storms with highs in the low 80s. Storms fade by night as skies clear. Coupons offer more than 50 dollars in savings today.
Swift Mart Bluefield and The Cave Tazewell plus Kollege Mart Bluefield are cited in a regional sports wrap. The brief notes a complete wrap-up of local area sports covering teams and standings with price references from Bluefield Virginia shops.
NASA officials announced Mount View Middle School in Welch as the state's first explorer school for a three year partnership. Principal Roger Smith said the program began with March 19 notification and a dedicated NASA Team Leaders group is preparing students and staff for explorer status.
In a three part series on Appalachia poverty, Amanda Mullins shares a harsh view of life in McDowell County. A single mother with a 10th grade education seeks a GED to escape welfare and coal country limits. Roxie Hart in Hemphill balances church life with a $724 monthly income from her husband’s security guard job as she raises four children.
Local residents prepare for spring and summer events led by the Comcast Mountain Festival. May 25 31 at Bluefield City Park marks the 20th edition with the Ms Mountain Festival Pageant opening May 25 at 7 p.m. in Bluefield City Auditorium.
Bluefield packed Chicory Square for the first 2004 Downtown Music Series concert Friday. Parents seniors and workers on lunch break enjoyed a varied Bluefield High School Band program as the city kicked off another summer of Sounds of Summer events sponsored by the Daily Telegraph.
In Karbala American AC-130 gunships and tanks attacked militiamen near Shiite shrines while heavy fighting raged in two towns south of Baghdad. More than 450 inmates were freed from Abu Ghraib jail amid abuse claims. In Baghdad four people were detained over the killing of Nicholas Berg, the American whose beheading video prompted U.S. reaction.
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