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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 2006
Page
1
A brief item from bdtonline com dated Monday November 20 2006 summarizes a local news note. Names, places, and concrete details are unreadable in the snippet. The text focuses on a mundane update or event with no dramatic action.
Today a few snow showers will develop and scatter by late afternoon. Temperatures will remain in the mid-30s with a slow, unsettled pattern through the day.
New York reports show Nintendo Wii selling out quickly despite higher stock levels than PlayStation 3. Circuit City noted instant sellouts with lines overnight, while Toys R Us Times Square held a midnight launch drawing over a thousand. First buyer Isaiah Triforce Johnson wore a Power Glove and met Nintendo president Reggie Fils-Aime. Sony faced dispersed crowds as PS3 sales began under police oversight. Nintendo plans five to ten times more stock at launch and aims to ship 4 million units by year end.
Lottery numbers listed show Powerball draws 1 8 19 36 42 with Powerball 20 and Win for Life numbers 2 4 8 14 21 41 with 13 as the Powerball. No further context or results provided.
Readers are advised to contact the Telegraph delivery line at (304) 327 2802 from 7 am to 12 pm seven days a week. Call by noon to ensure timely delivery within the limited delivery area.
Virginia Governor Tim Kaine and West Virginia Governor Joe Manchin III will headline the Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce 101st annual dinner on November 30 at David's at the Club in the Bluefield Elks Lodge. It marks the first time both governors address the two-state chamber together.
Thousands in West Virginia prepare for bucks only hunt running from November 20 to December 2. Hoy Murphy of the Department of Natural Resources says about 320000 licensed hunters will be in the woods over the two weeks, particularly the first three days. H S Sporting Goods owner Howard Hill notes retailers expect strong rifle demand. This item appears on Hunting, A-2.
In Tazewell Virginia the Italian Village restaurant and staff donated Thanksgiving carry-out meals on the Sunday before Thanksgiving. For the third year they cooked all night starting Saturday to provide turkey stuffing mashed potatoes green beans and more. In 2005 they distributed 200 meals and prepared enough food to do so again this year with hours from noon to 2 PM.
In BAD AROLSEN Germany an AP report describes a 21 year old Russian prisoner recounting gas chambers pits and fires at Auschwitz. The two pages of testimony remain part of the ITS Red Cross archive, now opened for scholarly access after five decades.
Readers are invited to participate in an online poll hosted at www.bottonline.com to share views on current topics and community issues. The poll seeks broad input from the public and will inform forthcoming coverage.
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