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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 23, 2011

Page

2

Click It or Ticket: Mercer law enforcement to step up patrols

Mercer County deputies and local agencies will boost patrols May 22 to June 6 as part of the national Click It or Ticket campaign. Deputy A M Ballard noted seat belt usage saves lives and that not wearing a belt is a secondary offense in West Virginia, with child restraints also a focus through primary offenses.

Princeton A.M. Ballard Mercer County Ballard West Virginia Princeton City Police Princeton Fire Department Bluefield City Police Bluefield Fire Department

Tazewell police join national seat belt campaign

The Tazewell Police Department participates in Virginia’s 2011 Click It or Ticket campaign running May 22 to June 6 to enforce seat belt laws. Chief Greg Layne says the effort aims to keep residents safe and urges all motorists to buckle up. Police from Bland County, Virginia State Police, and local agencies join, with emphasis on seat belt and child safety seat violations.

Tazewell Pazewell Virginia Layne Bland County Virginia State Police Virginia Department of Transportation

Virginia unemployment falls to 6.1 percent in April

Virginia's seasonally adjusted jobless rate dropped to 6.1 percent in April, below the national 9 percent. Nonfarm payrolls rose by 27,300, with 55,412 Virginians on regular unemployment benefits in April, down from March. Nationwide, 39 states posted rate declines as hiring accelerates.

Richmond Virginia Virginia Employment Commission U.S Labor Department

Historic Pocahontas Inc. to see 5,000 cut in funding

At a regular meeting Historic Pocahontas Inc. learned the Tazewell County Board of Supervisors plans to reduce funding for 2011-12 by 5000 dollars, leaving 5500 for next year. The group discussed rent from the Center for Christian Action and noted deeded property to Bluestone Junction Tourist Train Inc. from the West Virginia side of the old Pocahontas Branch.

Historic Pocahontas Inc Pocahontas Tazewell County Board of Supervisors Thomas Childress Jim Campbell Childress Center For Christian Action West Virginia-side Norfolk & Western Mercer County Bluestone Junction Tourist Train Inc Vernon Fields Mercer County Group Bramwell East Water Street Bill Archer Barcher

West Virginia bears cleanup burden as meth labs outpace funds

A West Virginia agency has shouldered most meth lab cleanup after federal COPS program money dried up in February. The DEP has handled chemicals from about 60 labs, using overtime and fuel budgets with no extra funds, while officials warn the temporary fix won’t last.

Charleston West Virginia The Charleston Gazette

Richlands Christian Academy teacher joins Library of Congress program

Ciji Jackson of Richlands Christian Academy in Richlands is chosen from hundreds of applicants to attend the Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources Summer Teacher Institute in Washington, D.C. May 23 to 27. The five-day program lets K-12 educators work with Library education specialists to learn how to use primary sources in class and explore digitized historical artifacts on the Library’s website.

Richlands Ciji Jackson Library of Congress Washington, D.C

Deadliest Day in American War History Highlighted

The piece argues Sept 17, 1862 at Antietam was the bloodiest single day, with 3,600 dead and 19,000 wounded or missing, and contrasts Civil War casualties with modern population growth while citing quotes from Nelson Miles and historian Edwin Bearss. It surveys Shiloh, Stones River, Gettysburg, Chickamauga, and Cold Harbor casualties and projects modern equivalents.

Antietam Maryland America Pearl Harbor New York City Washington, D.C U.S National Park Service James McPherson Nelson Miles Valley of Death Shiloh Stones River Gettysburg Chickamauga Cold Harbor Edwin Bearss South United States

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