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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 2001

Page

3

Red Cross office keeps steady service in area despite changes

The East River Mountain Area American Red Cross office remains active as it transitions to a certified service delivery unit. Interim manager Chris Dale from Morgantown says services continue with positive community feedback, while seeking regional and national financial and staff support for Southern West Virginia counties including Mercer McDowell Wyoming Raleigh and Summers. The unit will maintain disaster response and blood drive efforts with calls to donate at 1 800 GIVELIFE.

Dale West Virginia Mercer McDowell Wyoming Raleigh Summers National Red Cross Barbara Shelton Green Thumb

Expressway work advances toward Raleigh County completion

Browning outlined progress on the Expressway with a target to finish all Raleigh County segments by three years, including a half mile stretch from Route 54 in Sophia to Robert C. Byrd Drive Beckley and two new bridge projects. Bids were to open today on the third segment as paving may begin after bridging bids.

Browning Raleigh Robert C. Byrd Slab Fork Wyoming County

Railroad safety plans and emergency measures across lines

Norfolk Southern and other railroads maintain disaster plans reviewed by officials like Susan Bland. After the New York and Washington attacks, operations limited or suspended in parts of New Jersey and Philadelphia area. trains resumed by Sept. 13 with track inspections and high alert staffing. The railroad uses 21,800 tracks across 22 states plus DC and Ontario. about 2,300 railroad police officers exist nationwide. Public emergency reporting hotlines are posted at all crossings. Amtrak serves Hinton with connections to Washington and Cincinnati. station is unmanned.

Southern Susan Bland Norfolk Southern Philadelphia New York New Jersey New York City Washington, D.C Bland District of Columbia Ontario Canada Association of American Railroads Federal Railroad Administration Laura Gooch AAA Bluefield Amtrak Hinton Cincinnati Ohio

Malpractice debate grows as doctors seek reform

Mercer County physicians pressed for state action and tort reform after malpractice insurance losses threaten care. They urged a 1 million pain and suffering cap and caps on economic damages while warning of physician exodus as new doctors face losing coverage next July.

Dunmyer PCH David Mullins Mullins Mercer County West Virginia Princeton Fred Morgan Phil Branson Darrell Belcher

Keystone letter weighs on judge recusal and bank case

A Sept 19 1991 letter from Faber to McConnell is cited in a motion over judicial impartiality. It discusses recusal statutes and the duty to sit when not disqualified while noting Cherry’s untimely motion. Cherry and Terry Church, both named in a 25 count indictment, face bank embezzlement, mail fraud and money laundering charges. Subpoenas were issued as the Keystone bank failure unfolded.

Faber McConnell U.S West Virginia Cherry Terry L. Church Church Mary Lou Newberger Authen Newberger Susan Arnold John A. Michelich Department of Justice Criminal Division Arnold Michelich Comptroller of the Currency FNB Keystone Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

McDowell case updates in Bluestone discrimination suit

Bureau of Employment Programs sued Bluestone run by James Justice, Underwood's former partner. Other cases were dismissed. Affiliated Construction Trades Foundation sought reinstatement. By May 1999 Vieweg's agency spent about $3.7 million to collect $188 million in unpaid premiums, likely needing another $100,000 to push to trial.

Bureau of Employment Programs Bluestone James Justice Underwood Affiliated Construction Trades Foundation Vieweg

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