Princeton Post Office moves to new $2.83 million building
Postmaster Deborah Johnson announces moving day for Princeton’s postal staff. Boxes and mail are transferred Saturday as the old office closes. The new facility opens to the public at 8 am Tuesday with old box keys returned Tuesday at the new site. Special delivery.
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Bill funds airport road work and 0.08 alcohol standard
Congress approved a 58 billion transportation bill for the 2001 fiscal year funding Mercer County Airport and major highway projects in West Virginia. It ties 8 percent highway funding withholding to a 0.08 percent blood alcohol limit by 2004, a measure proponents say would save 500 lives annually. Opponents include the restaurant and alcohol industries.
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Princeton Rescue Squad reshapes workweek and pay
Princeton Rescue Squad restructured pay and hours to cut costs and improve service. Full-time hours rise to 60 per week with lower hourly rates, yet take home pay increases: under five years about 24000 dollars, over five years about 25500 dollars annually.
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Driver Slightly Injured In Pretty Nasty Wreck
In Mazewell Virginia a vehicle flipped near the Tazewell County Landfill exit on US Highway 460. Trooper D R Riley said the 52 year old North Tazewell resident Donald Jerome Crockett escaped his crushed car, walked away and was talking at the scene.
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West Virginia urged to cut DUI limit to 0.08
A $58 billion federal transportation bill would require states to adopt a 0.08 blood alcohol limit by 2004 to keep federal highway funds. West Virginia lawmakers weighed a change from 0.10, with Delegate Mark Wills planning to refile next session amid opposition and a focus on highway safety.
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