Customer satisfaction biveline reports 99.46 percent
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2002
Page
1
Monroe Officials Introduce School Dress Code
Monroe school leaders announce a new dress code for students. The measure aims to standardize attire in classrooms and on campus, with guidelines detailing permissible clothing and enforcement expected by the start of the school year.
World News: North Korea B-8 Sightings Questioned
Reports about a North Korean B-8 sighting spark family concerns as authorities and observers seek clarity. Officials say verifications are ongoing while relatives urge transparent updates and credible evidence from the involved parties.
Telegraph Familiar face Meet Corey's wealth of gardening wisdom
Amber alert Could online system harm more than help?
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Corey
Bloodmobile heads to Stadium Drive in Bluefield
The American Red Cross Bloodmobile will be in Bluefield today from noon to six at the Youth Center located at 1780 Stadium Drive. All blood types are needed as the drive aims to boost supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
American Red Cross
Youth Center
Stadium Drive
Lottery results for West Virginia and Virginia
West Virginia Daily 3 numbers 8 4 2 and Daily 4 4 1 0 9. Virginia Pick 3 7 7 3 and Pick 4 4 0 2 9.
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West Virginia Daily
Daily
Virginia Pick
West Virginia graded poor on college affordability
The Measuring Up 2002 study by the National Center for Public Policy and Higher Education gave West Virginia two F grades and overall low marks for college affordability among 33 states. California earned an A for tuition breaks, highlighting national cost pressures in higher education.
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Charleston
West Virginia
California
Fications
Nonpartisan National Center
San Jose
Calif
Coal leaders launch Bluefield Coal Rally theme
West Virginia coal remains the region’s economic base as industry leaders gather at the Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce Coal Rally kickoff at the Bluefield Holiday Inn. The two day event promotes coal and its value to West Virginia and Virginia economies with remarks from Mark Dempsey of American Electric Power of West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
West Virginia
Greater
Bluefields
Mark Dempsey
American Electric Power of
Mercer Woman Killed by Stray Shot at Home
Louise Pochick, 62, of Wolfe Mercer County, died from a gunshot wound to the head at her Pochick Lane residence. Investigators say a stray bullet fired by a nearby resident traveled about a half mile and struck an upstairs bedroom. Sgt M R Miller of the West Virginia State Police outlined the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Pochick
Wolfe
Pochick Lane
M.R. Miller
West Virginia State Police
Princeton man faces first degree murder charge
Police say murder suspect Stephen Michael Gaultney, 54, fought intruders during a long North Ninth Street standoff in Princeton on Sept 16. Justin Lee Workman, 19, was found dead after Gaultney's arrest. magistrate Flanagan finds probable cause and the case moves to a grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Stephen Michael Gaultney
Justin Lee Workman
Jerry Flanagan
Grand Jury
Gaultney
North Ninth Street
Workman
Thousands flee Louisiana as Hurricane Lili nears coast
EW IBERIA La AP Nearly a half million people in Louisiana and Texas were urged to evacuate as Hurricane Lili with 140 mph winds bore toward the Gulf Coast. Resort towns NASA Mission Control Houston oil terminal and Tabasco bottling plant boarded up. Ranch hand Wilson Miller stocked up on cigarettes and sandwiches amid the rush.
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Iberia
Louisiana
Texas
Lili
Gulf Coast
NASA
Mission Control
Houston
Tabasco
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