Local news brief from BDTonline network November 14, 2005
A brief Monday report from November 14, 2005 highlights events covered by BDTonline. The item notes online access at www.bdtonline.com and lists no additional details or names.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 2005
Page
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A brief Monday report from November 14, 2005 highlights events covered by BDTonline. The item notes online access at www.bdtonline.com and lists no additional details or names.
Cloudy with a 40 percent chance of rain and a high near 63. Rain is expected overnight with low temperatures around 55.
The Barons wrap up the season with a concluding game that ends their campaign. The team finishes with final standings and reflects on key moments, players, and coach decisions as the season closes.
Time magazine lists Gov. Mark R. Warner as one of the five best governors, alongside Kenny Guinn, Mike Huckabee, Janet Napolitano, and Kathleen Sebelius. Warner credits his popularity with helping Lt. Gov. Tim Kaine win Virginia's governor’s race and says his future plans focus on finishing his term and shaping a national debate.
Prompt contact details for paper delivery issues. Provides telephone line (304) 327-2802 available 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. seven days a week and advises calling by noon to ensure timely delivery within the limited re delivery area.
Dr Vic Wood of Doctors Urgent Care proposes Clinic based Retainer Health Care inspired by coal camp systems. He notes the coal camp model offered monthly payments for full services at a local hospital such as the Bluefield Sanitarium, with company doctors and predefined lists guiding care.
Tazewell County in Virginia will receive tourism marketing help from a state commission hit squad early next year. Tourism chair Sharon Peery said the team will assist local officials in showcasing the area and identifying businesses and scenic places to attract visitors seeking unique dining, lodging, and experiences.
Gov. Joe Manchin pushes to cap sick leave cash-outs for workers' compensation staff as lawmakers begin the fifth special session of the year. He proposes spinning off the state run workplace injury fund into a private mutual insurer, BrickStreet. HB501 SB5001 would let the governor appoint five of BrickStreet’s seven board members, potentially delaying federal taxes until 2008. Leaders outlined agenda in a two hour House chamber briefing.
A Hinton man, Carl McDonie, 41, was listed in stable condition after a motor vehicle related mishap on U S 460 near Rich Creek. He was flown by Lifeguard 10 to Roanoke Memorial Hospital with burns to most of his body, head lacerations, and a broken foot. The accident occurred when a trailer fishtailed causing the driver’s door to open and him to be ejected.
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