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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 23, 2003
Page
2
Local election note reports Keister is nominated to run for a House seat in the Sixth District. Details on party, birthplace, or campaign platform are not provided in the fragments available.
The court heard from the defendant in a murder case as the trial progressed. Prosecutors outlined the charges while defense counsel questioned key witnesses and presented preliminary evidence. The proceedings focused on establishing timeline and motive.
The Matoaka Police Department runs the Click It or Ticket Challenge through June 2 with road checks planned. A Seat Belt Checking Point is set for Saturday May 24 to enforce seat belt use.
Charleston AP report. Law makers draft a bill to overhaul the Workers' Compensation Division and grant civil and criminal penalties for abuse by physicians, rehabilitation providers, employers and claimants. The plan aims to save millions, raise 225 million, and stave off insolvency by June 2006 amid a long term deficit approaching four billion.
The McDowell and Wyoming counties flood plan backed by the state Disaster Recovery Board proposes sustaining only four communities Mullens Pineville and Oceana in Proposal A 6 while phasing out others by offering relocations to higher ground. Tax Secretary Brian Kastick said the towns are not being abolished despite financial concerns guiding steps.
Daytime temps linger in the mid-50s with cool damp conditions spelling a slow warming trend. Residents stay hopeful as June nears while continued rain chances and below normal temperatures persist. Cathy Austin cheers at the South West District playoffs at Bulldog Stadium in Tazewell.
Graham High School students and staff evacuated Thursday after pepper spray dispersed inside the building around 11 50 a m. Principal Gary Williams ordered the evacuation and authorities were alerted as a sharp odor caused coughing and irritated eyes. Chief Jack Asbury led the evacuation.
Tymeka Shanta Martin, 23, of Bluefield pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in Mercer County Circuit Court. The 2 month old baby Rosel Taeson Martin died March 9 2002 from asphyxiation after vomiting in sleep. Martin received a one year sentence in the Southern Regional Jail.
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