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Weather Brief for Today and Tonight
Today will be mostly sunny with highs in the upper 50s and northwest winds of 10 to 15 mph. Tonight remains clear with lows in the lower 40s and light variable winds.
Pump Patrol Reports Region Gas Price Leaders
The Daily Telegraph lists the lowest regional gas prices for Tuesday from area stations Liberty/Burger King Narrows Green's Supermarket Abbs Valley Pick Save Pocahontas at 2.29 and 2.19 dollars respectively. Station owners managers and reps are urged to report daily by 5 p.m. to share regular unleaded pricing across southern West Virginia and Southwest Virginia for a 24 hour period. Contact numbers and email are provided.
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Delayed Bluefield Daily Telegraph Delivery Due To WVU VT Games
This week’s Thursday and Sunday editions of the Bluefield Daily Telegraph may be delayed to accommodate late starts of key football games. No. 16 West Virginia hosts Connecticut at 7:30 p.m. and No. 3 Virginia Tech hosts No. 5 Miami Saturday night, delaying printing.
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West Virginia and Virginia Lottery Results Summary
West Virginia Daily 3 numbers are 0 9 9 and Daily 4 numbers are 0 6 5 6. Virginia Pick 3 numbers are 9 4 9 and Pick 4 numbers are 0 0 7 8.
Delivery re-delivery contact details and hours
To solve any problems concerning your paper's delivery, contact the Telegraph re-delivery line at 304-327-2802 from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m., seven days a week. Please call by noon to ensure timely delivery within the limited re delivery area.
Bush proposes $7.1 billion plan to prepare for flu pandemic
President Bush outlines a $7.1 billion strategy to detect outbreaks globally, stockpile vaccines and antiviral drugs, and mobilize federal, state, and local responses. The plan aims to protect 20 million Americans with vaccine against the current bird flu strain and includes liability protection for vaccine makers as vaccine manufacturing has declined due to lawsuits.
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Bush
United States
Cats would need collars under Tazewell County ordinance
In Tazewell County Virginia animal lovers opposed a plan requiring collars on all domestic cats over four months old to deter rabies. North Tazewell resident Lori Salyer challenged the measure at a public hearing saying she would join legal challenges if the board approved it. The ordinance, which would impose a collar requirement for roaming cats, was approved despite opposition.
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Fifth suspect captured in major drug case in N C
Fayetteville officials say Hector Chico Reinat 34 of Fayetteville was arrested Monday by Cumberland County Sheriff's Department Special Response Team as part of a joint operation with state and federal authorities from Southern West Virginia. A federal grand jury returned a 20 count indictment on June 14 charging Reinat Maurice Gibson Christina Louise Arnoto and Robert L Gravely with conspiracy to distribute illegal drugs.
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Gibson's Wife Charged in Money Laundering Case
Cumberland County Sheriff's captain said Tonya Gibson faced money laundering charges. LRT learned of Reinat's presence in jurisdiction from narcotics division as a federal suspect wanted by the DEA and West Virginia authorities. They surveilled the business he worked at and waited for Bluefield officers to arrive after his shift.
Mercer Woman Arraigned on First Degree Murder Charge
Sonya Graham, 33, of Princeton, was arraigned Tuesday in Mercer County on a first degree murder charge for allegedly killing her husband, 41 year old David Graham, as they walked along Athens Road. She appeared tearful during the arraignment and spoke with her attorney, Jay Williams, in Judge Prazier's courtroom. Detective photographer Eric DiNovo captured images from the scene.
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