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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 2002
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Upland Man’s Trial Delayed Again
A local court in Upland continued the trial of a man charged in the A-2 case after multiple adjournments. Details remain limited as proceedings were adjourned for another delay.
Coal rally kicks off in Virginia to promote King Coal
A regional event named the King Coal Rally opens in the Virginias to boost coal energy as the state braces for new industry momentum. Officials underscore job potential and energy security while analysts note market shifts.
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King Coal
Twe Virginias
Rehabilitative Services Display in Claypool Hill Mall
Virginia Department of Rehabilitative Services information will be on display at the Claypool Hill Mall on Thursday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. as National Disability Employment Awareness Month highlighting the benefits of people with disabilities in the workplace and communities.
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Claypool Hill
Virginia Department of Rehabilitative Services
Dow rally ends streak amid weak conviction
Dow closes up 346 points in a rare triple digit advance marked as the seventh straight listing. Analysts say the gain reflects an oversold short term with little conviction, a reaction to the market's recent sharp drop. Arthur Hogan of Jefferies notes the move as a temporary bounce.
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Dow
Wall Street
Arthur Hogan
Jefferies
Mobile chemistry lab visits Tazewell High School
Virginia Tech Mobile Chemistry Lab visited Tazewell High School on Tuesday where chemistry students Jordan Walk, Michael Rinehart, Elizabeth Hunter and Brad Wacenda measured caffeine levels in soda using ultraviolet spectroscopy. The outreach program, sponsored by the National Science Foundation, brings high-tech resources to rural southwestern Virginia schools.
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Tazewell High School
Jordan Walk
Michael Rinehart
Elizabeth Hunter
Brad Wacenda
Virginia Tech Mobile Chemistry Lab
Virginia
National Science Foundation
Four Seasons residents split on Iraq but back troops
In Four Seasons Country residents express mixed views on invading Iraq while uniting behind U S military personnel. Henry Smith from Welch says support should stay with soldiers regardless of government actions, and Chris Sturgell of Bluefield questions necessity but trusts the military’s capability.
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Four Seasons
Iraq
Bluefield
Washington
United Nations
United States
Henry Smith
Welch
Chris Sturgell
U.S
Jury Deliberations Extend Over 11 Hours in Slaying Case
Jurors spent more than 11 hours Tuesday in Abingdon as Walter Lesight Church 48 of Princeton faced trial in the April 16 1989 shotgun killings of three Pocahontas Virginia family members. U S District Judge James P Jones presided and called attorneys into court for Church hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abingdon
Mercer County
Pocahontas
Walter Lesight
Pete” Church
Princeton
U.S
James P Jones
Western District
Virginia
Virginia counties brace for bioterrorism response plan
In the Southwest Virginia counties of Tazewell Buchanan Dickenson and Russell health officials warn that an infectious bioterrorist attack could occur and stress a comprehensive local plan to protect residents and coordinate response across a wide area.
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Azewell
Dcountain
Virginia
Tazewell
Buchanan
Dickenson
Russell
Weapon recovered in fatal Wolfe shooting investigation
Mercer County woman Louise Pochick, 62, was found dead from a single gunshot wound at her Wolfe residence. A preliminary autopsy confirms one fatal head wound and a single slug recovered at the scene as investigators probe the case led by state police.
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Wolfe
Pochick Lane
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West Virginia State Police
Princeton
Maddy
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