Mountaineers Head for Miami Showdown
West Virginia University Mountaineers prepare for a high-stakes clash in Miami. The team routes into a key college football matchup aiming for a signature win and bowl implications.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 2003
Page
1
West Virginia University Mountaineers prepare for a high-stakes clash in Miami. The team routes into a key college football matchup aiming for a signature win and bowl implications.
Core topics cover car trading cautions and a buyer beware guide. The piece discusses how not to be misled during vehicle transactions, emphasizing due diligence and trade ethics. It references local market insights and practical steps to verify vehicle history and pricing.
City Attorney Chet Adams ordered alterations to patriotic City Hall signs after deciding that displaying God Bless America could be seen as religious endorsement. An employee used scissors to remove the reference, leaving reading Bless America.
A 54-year-old Princeton man, Stephen Michael Mike Gaultney, faces first degree murder charges for the July 16, 2002 shooting death of Justin Workman. A forensic pathologist described him as an anti social person who knew right from wrong but could still choose his actions. The case resumes with Judge Derek Swope guiding jurors to return for further evidence.
Charles Owens reports two key regional highway projects in jeopardy as legislators debate reducing West Virginia's legal blood-alcohol limit from 0.10 to 0.08. If not enacted, federal highway funding to the state could decline, with projected losses rising to $5.3 million by 2005 and over $8 million by 2007, threatening $2.6 million in next-year road work.
Rinceton state legislature faced a stalled measure to lower the blood alcohol limit for drunken driving as a seat belt amendment derailed the bill. Senate Transportation Committee vice chairman said the panel had planned to pass it despite flaws.
The West Virginia Department of Highways designated over 1996 miles of roadway in 15 southern counties for the Coal Resource Transportation System. The plan allows coal trucks to haul up to 120,000 pounds on the route, with few changes for Mercer and McDowell counties. Enforcing signs are delayed for months as weight limits are posted.
A memorial service at Princeton Middle School honored science teacher Allen Pettinger who died last weekend. Students and staff recalled him fondly as memorable and caring as tears were shed in the school auditorium.
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