Weather forecast segment for Wednesday May 25 2011
The page notes highs in the lower 80s with light variable winds and a 30 percent chance of rain. It lists Wednesday May 25 2011 as the date and describes the day as today in the edition.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 2011
Page
1
The page notes highs in the lower 80s with light variable winds and a 30 percent chance of rain. It lists Wednesday May 25 2011 as the date and describes the day as today in the edition.
The Russell 2000 edged lower while the broad NYSE diary rose modestly and the Nasdaq diary declined. Volume reached about 1.8 billion shares as declines led over 1,563 stocks with 1,316.28 points on small caps and 810.33 on the NYSE composite.
The New River Health District reports 15 confirmed rabies cases this year, matching all of 2010. Cases include two cows and a bobcat among raccoons skunks and cats, with a cluster in Giles County. Officials urge vaccination of cats dogs and ferrets.
The West Virginia Daily prints the latest lottery numbers for three games. West Virginia Daily 3 result is 4 4 8 and Daily 4 result is 3 7 2 6. Virginia Pick 3 is 9 7 3 and Pick 4 is 0 2 7 3.
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West Virginia ranks 24th nationally for pedestrian risk, with McDowell County reporting the state’s highest pedestrian fatality rate between 2000 and 2009. Officials cite poor street design and signage, while noting few pedestrian fatalities locally. Route 52 pedestrians are a concern, though recent crashes are not recalled.
Appalachian Power CEO Charles R. Patton spoke to Bluefield Rotary Club outlining factors behind higher bills and the possible 2015 closing of a Giles County, Virginia plant. He said rate increases are unwelcome but necessary and urged continued dialogue with communities.
McDowell County officials report a surge in pet adoptions at the county pound amid controversy over living conditions. Commission President Gordon Lambert notes many citizens are calling to adopt dogs, a turnout not seen before for the holding facility.
Bluefield City Board revived a 2009 plan to ban video lottery machines within 1,000 feet of schools and certain residential zones. A first reading passed unanimously, with a public hearing set for June 14. The meeting also approved fire department radios and discussed funding for an Economic Development Director and police clip-on cameras, plus zoning code overhaul costs.
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