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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1997

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Local wildlife may brace for a harsh winter

Read readers' life section preview on winters hardships facing wildlife as experts warn of food scarcity and extended cold. Community observers note foxes deer and birds adapting to scarce resources while local shelters prepare for potential animal intake.

Liberty! Takes Fresh Look at Revolutionary War

A Pacific version of Liberty! reexamines Revolutionary War era events with new perspective and archival insights. The piece highlights key figures and moments, offering a contemporary lens on a classic narrative for readers interested in historical drama and national memory.

Liberty

U S and partners press Iraq for unconditional inspections

In Geneva a U S led coalition with France Britain Russia and China urged Iraq to allow U N inspectors back without conditions. The joint push backed a Russian plan to resolve the standoff and sought Baghdad s unconditional compliance while dissent over possible force lingered among allies. Clinton defended a peaceful solution and vowed no Iraqi conditions on inspectors as Cohen prepared a U N visit.

Geneva United States France Britain Russia China Iraq U.N Baghdad U.N. Security Council Madeleine Albright Solidarity Saddam Hussein Robin Cook Washington Clinton Yevgeny Primakov Albright Tariq Aziz Persian Gulf Gulf U.S Defense William Cohen United Nations

Immunizations underused in Virginia study finds gaps

In Virginia a CDC survey shows about a quarter of two year olds are not fully immunized. Local doctors report several unvaccinated preschoolers, prompting a door to door Virginia survey by the Center for Pediatric Research a joint program of Children's Hospital of the King's Daughters and Eastern Virginia Medical School.

Richlands Virginia The Centers For Disease Control Michael Clary Washington Square Clinic Center of Pediatric Research Norfolk Childrens’ Hospital of the King’s Daughters Eastern Virginia Medical

Iowa septuplets born to seamstress in Carlisle

An Iowa seamstress Bobbi McCaughey, 29, delivered four boys and three girls Wednesday, the second set of septuplets known to be born alive. A medical team of over 40 specialists performed a six minute Caesarean section at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. Babies weighed 2 pounds 5 ounces to 3 pounds 4 ounces and remained in serious condition.

Iowa Bobbi McCaughey Carlisle Iowa Methodist Medical Center

Bluefield College inaugurates eighth president Dan MacMillan

LUEFIELD Va. Dr. Dan MacMillan was formally inaugurated as Bluefield College's eighth president in Harman Chapel. He reflected on his father's 61-year ministry and spoke of his mother's support as academics and civic leaders observed the momentous ceremony.

Luefield Dan MacMillan Bluefield College MacMillan Daniel G. MacMillan Winston Payne MacMillan

K-9 course goes global with Turkish training ties

At Augusta K-9 in Ocky Gap Virginia, Deniz Buktas of Izmir travels to train Turkish Army dogs for explosives detection. Leyla Buktas warns terrorism is rising. the couple run Bafi K-9 in Izmir, Turkey’s third largest city, claiming they are the country’s biggest kennels.

Ocky Gap Augusta K-9 Deniz Buktas Izmir Turkey Leyla Buktas Leyla Omer Buktus

Poverty rise for Tazewell children prompts concern

A University of Virginia study shows the poverty rate for children aged five to 17 in Tazewell County grew eight percent since 1989, a rise amid rural Virginia declines. The county ranks 20th among Virginia locales, with Norfolk recording the largest increase at 14,426 children. Rex Tester cites lack of jobs as a key factor in persistent poverty.

Tazewell University of Virginia Tazewell County Virginia Norfolk Rex Tester

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