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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 2009
Page
1
A would be ninja in Seattle was impaled on a metal fence when leaping over it. Police found him screaming for help and he was hospitalized in serious condition. Officers suspect involvement in an assault but the man claimed to be practicing a stunt. Alcohol may have contributed. identity not released.
Lottery numbers for West Virginia 4 6 3 and Virginia 9 6 5 are shown. The notice invites readers to subscribe to the paper, contact sales or delivery questions, with customer service hours and a toll free number.
In Tazewell Virginia residents addressed a delayed public hearing on wind turbines. Mark Tyson questioned job guarantees while Donna Kelly urged broader studies beyond economics. Alex Payne praised BP and Dominion as good neighbors amid mixed views.
Officials in Princeton note area retailers seek seasonal help to reduce unemployment across the region. WorkForce West Virginia data show McDowell County at 12.7 percent, far above the state average, down from 14 percent last month, while Mercer County sits at 6.9 percent, modestly lower than elsewhere.
Democratic leaders express optimism that all issues can clear within three days as Virginia lawmakers convene a special session called by Gov. Manchin. A major item is freezing municipal police and fire pension accounts and redirecting new hires, while a gasoline tax escalator proposal also faces debate.
Concord New Hampshire AP reports that shopping mall Santas lobby for priority access to the swine flu vaccine citing risk factors such as obesity and close contact with children. Leaders like Nicholas Troll and Ernest Berger urge safety measures and urge vaccination to prevent disrupting visits.
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