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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 31, 2000

Page

3

Messenger appeals in Bluefield federal court over civil rights conviction

McDowell County man Raymond Neal Rose was at the center of the Oct 9 1999 Welch incident. Gary L Messenger II a former West Virginia state trooper was found guilty by a federal jury of violating Rose's civil rights and filed a Notice of Appeal in Bluefield federal court. The appeal is with the Fourth Circuit in Richmond while sentencing is set for Aug 21 before Judge David A Faber.

Bluefield McDowell County Gary L. Messenger Raymond Neal Rose Rose Welch Messenger West Virginia U.S. Court of Appeals Fourth Circuit Richmond Hatfield Kenneth Chittum U.S Chuck Miller Karen Bleattler David A. Faber Southern District of West Virginia

Justices to weigh air standards cost clash

The Supreme Court agreed to review a ruling blocking EPA rules from 1997 to cut smog and soot. Industry groups led by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce pressed for cost-benefit analysis to ensure only needed standards are adopted, while public health protections were argued to be essential.

Robin Conrad U.S Chamber of Commerce Conrad EPA Chamber of Commerce American Trucking Associations National Association of Manufacturers

Saeger Middle and New Schools Funded in Tug Fork Project

Phase one of the 172 million Tug Fork Flood Control Project funds a new Saeger High School and a new middle school to consolidate Bartley Berwind and War students in the Big Creek District. It also funds a new elementary school for Panther Jaeger students in Sandy River District with completion targeted for August 2004. The flood proofing will relocate or elevate over 980 structures countywide, starting in Welch Hemphill Northfork Gary and Anawalt, with about 80 percent of landowners already agreeing to participate. The Army Corps will buy or elevate flood zone properties.

Tug Fork Saeger Bartley Berwind War Big Creek Vides Panther Jaeger Sandy River Roberts Welch Hemphill Northfork Gary Anawalt Army Corps

PCH eyes regional heart center and fiscal turnaround

PCH director Jacob Lanton notes talk of a small local heart center and patient preference for larger regional hospitals. CEO Dan Dunmyer targets a year end loss of 1.25 million, citing gains in April and five straight profitable months despite the Balanced Budget Act. Montgomery says hospital earnings are improving though investments remain down. March shows a 130,601 bottom line loss largely from paper losses on bonds, with outpatient visits up 10 percent and outpatient revenue rising 599,128 while inpatient revenue fell 786,442 and Medicare inpatient use declined.

Jacob Lanton PCH Dan Dunmyer Dunmyer Montgomery

Wavebot 2000 Wins Big in Virginia Regional and National Honors

Wavebot 2000 earned a second place regional finish and a four way tie for national fifth place while collecting trophies for the lightest robot in both the finals and overall. NASA funds aided the project with a 6000 dollar grant, matched by Buchanan County and local sponsors totaling over 22000 dollars from a community effort. NASA astronaut Roger K. Crouch will honor the team, which included Terra Tech and Pal's Electric's Shop, as it inspires regional students and may spur broader participation in future FIRST competitions.

General Motors NASA Chrysler BMW Black and Decker North Carolina State University Blankenship Grundy Terra Tech Pal’s Electric’s Intermountain Technologies Netscape Richmond Roger K. Crouch Dave Lavery Dan Goldin Mars Wal- Mart VCU Virginia Commonwealth University Buchanan County Board of Supervisors American Electric Power Grundy Family Drug Center Jamestown Tennessee Tennessee Polytechnic Institute Virginia Polytechnic Massachusetts Institute of Technology Crouch

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