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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 26, 2011
Page
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Former street preacher gets life in Elizabeth Smart case
A former street preacher received a life sentence in the Elizabeth Smart case. The report notes proceedings at A-7 dated May 25, 2011, with stock market data included in the same page context.
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Elizabeth Smart Case
Investors seek court halt to Massey sale vote
A coalition led by the California State Teachers' Retirement System asks West Virginia's Supreme Court to stop Massey Energy's planned 7.1 billion sale to Alpha Natural Resources and seal case records. The motion seeks an injunction against the June 1 shareholder vote, with a court decision expected next Tuesday.
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Charleston
Massey Energy
West Virginia Supreme Court
Alpha Natural Resources
California State Teachers’ Retirement System
West Virginia and Virginia Lottery Drawings Report
The West Virginia Daily 3 result is 0-9-4 and Daily 4 is 2-0-8-9. Virginia Pick 3 shows 7-6-5 and Pick 4 shows 3-7-1-3.
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West Virginia Daily
Daily
Virginia Pick
Pick
Delivery questions and contact hours for subscription service
The notice provides contact details for subscription questions and delivery issues. Hours are 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and weekend phone support from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. The paper offers morning redelivery through 12 p.m. in a limited area and lists Customer Service at 304-327-2800.
Real life training lab debuts for Tazewell deputies
Tazewell County Sheriff Office introduces a Use of Force Simulator allowing 365 scenarios from bomb threats to roadblock confrontations. Capt. Mike Shawver and Deputy Scott Davis trained at Ti Training Corp in Golden Colorado to bring Virginia and West Virginia officers real life style drills.
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Tazewell County Sheriff's Office
Mike Shawver
Scott Davis
Ti Training Corp
Golden
Colo
Virginia
West Virginia
Shawver
Davis
Sgt
Kevin Hale
Scott David
Tazewell County Sheriff’s Office
Proposed APCO hike draws fire in Virginia hearing
At Abingdon High School, SCC members opened a public hearing on Appalachian Power Company's request for a 9.6 percent rate increase. Virginia lawmakers including Senator Puckett and Delegates Kilgore Morefield attended, urging the utility to consider the public's ability to pay and past profits as power cuts and late fees affect residents.
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Abingdon
Virginia State Corporation Commission
Abingdon High School
Appalachian Power Company
APCO
Virginia
Phillip P Puckett
D-Russell
Appalachian Power
Puckett
Terry G. Kilgore
R- Scott
James W
Will” Morefield
Tazewell
W Roscoe Reynolds
D-Henry
Ing
SCC
American Electric Power
Oklahoma twisters miss worst as forecasts save lives
Three tornadoes headed toward Oklahoma City and suburbs while TV forecasts and early closings kept casualties lower than other recent outbreaks. Dozens died in nearby storms, and residents sheltered in shelters as forecasters tracked each turn, with Guthrie resident Lori Jenkins recalling her car port collapse.
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Piedmont
Okla
Oklahoma City
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Joplin
Oklahoma
Lori Jenkins
Guthrie
U.S
BHS Marching Band to kickoff concert series
The Bluefield High School Marching Band directed by Bobby Jenks will open the 23rd season of the Downtown Chicory Square Concert Series in Bluefield. The free noon concert at Chicory Square is sponsored by the Daily Telegraph and open to the public, with weekly performances continuing each Friday.
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Luefield
Chicory Square
Bluefield
Bluefield High School
Bobby Jenks
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