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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 2002

Page

2

Start of fire season raises worries over drought in area

West Virginia enters the fall restricted burning season as dry conditions raise fire risk. Officials like Athens Fire Department chief Stanley Harvey warn that a dry spell could mean daily fires. Burning rules limit outdoor fires to after 4 pm and before 7 am with fines up to 300 dollars for daytime burning. Firefighters urge caution and rain while citing potential costs if fires escape.

Princeton West Virginia Stanley Harvey Athens West Virginia Division of Forestry Coy Mullins Division of Forestry East River Volunteer Fire Department Nelson Short Short Isidore Harvey Sean Wyatt Princeton Fire Department Troy Sarver Tsarver Bdttonline

Family escapes injury in Bluefield kitchen fire

A Bluefield family of three adults and two cats escaped unharmed after a kitchen fire at their Mountain View Avenue home. Lt. Mike Mooney said firefighters used 750 gallons of water to extinguish the blaze, which damaged the kitchen and several major appliances. The fire, caused by an overloaded kitchen outlet, prompted temporary motel housing while repairs began.

Bluefield Mountain View Avenue Mike Mooney Mooney Troy Sarver Tsarver Bottonline McComas Giotto Road Route 11 Bluefield Regional Medical Center R.M. Combs Mercer County Sheriff's Department Combs

Historic mansion sale nets higher price than expected

The Dr Theo Ficken home in Kimball at Carswell Hollow sold for 72000 at an open auction led by court trustee H Lynden Graham for FDIC liquidating assets of Billie J Cherry and ex bank official Terry L Church. Household items from C H Ranch and Burke Mountain will be offered next Saturday starting at 11 am. The 1999 bank closure left FDIC with about 1.1 billion in assets and an estimated Keystone loss of 750 to 850 million.

Bluefield Coalfield First National Bank of Keystone Board Billie J. Cherry Theo Ficken Kimball Carswell Hollow Houston Houston Coal and Coke Company H. Lynden Graham Graham Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Cherry Terry L. Church Church C&h Burke Mountain Keystone Office of the Comptroller of the Currency FDIC Bill Archer Barcher Bdtonline

West Virginia lawmakers back $1 tobacco tax plan

Six candidates for West Virginia's Legislature backed a $1 per pack cigarette tax at a Princeton Hospital Association briefing. They cited Medicaid matching funds, health benefits, and revenue projections totaling about $168 million annually plus sales tax gains, with estimates of statewide health costs and Medicaid burdens.

Princeton West Virginia West Virginia Hospital Association Princeton Community Hospital PCH WVHA McGill

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